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I asked Jesus into my heart when I was five, my mother, dad and I prayed together. I was raised in a Christian home, having church on Sunday mornings and Sunday school. As I got older that turned into youth group. I was baptized when I was 17, because of the gift of salvation.

I later became a youth sponsor and worked with the youth pastor in my church, then after moving ended up in the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. I served with second battalion. I probably wasn’t the best example as a Christian there given my behavior with women. I tripped over that sin a lot. God spared me through three tours, nothing short of a miracle especially on one patrol.

I got married when I was still in to a military dental lady, she was raised Catholic but not believing when I met her. We started having kids all the way up to three. We ended up separated for three years. By the grace of God a his love, the marriage is back together and she believes.

My challenge now is to make sure I’m always on fire for Jesus, that when people observe my life they will know. I want to make my little light shine bright in the dark. I have a household to lead, the responsibility of my wife and kids are my own under God. God expects big things from me and I am going to strive to live to his word and truth.

I am not perfect, I am not all knowing, but I through him all things are possible.

I will continue to point out false religions, not because I’m a Jerk, not because I don’t like someone, rather because I love people and want to see God’s best for them. I don’t expect to change minds or hearts, but the Holy spirit can and will if you will allow him.

We live in a time where Christians are becoming few and far between in North America and a great revival is needed if we are to save our countries.