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Contemplating the paradoxical reflections of a mirror

We are a paradox. Josiah lives in the future, Stephen lives in the past. Both of us, however, find ourselves in the present, have come from the past, and are destined for the future. Josiah reads by LED lamp, Stephen reads by candlelight; Josiah is interested in Science, Stephen likes Antiquity. But our passion, both of ours, is the Gospel.

It is our desire to deliberately apply Christ to our lives, and to help others do the same. Aside from surface differences, we share a common bond of family, creed, and vision.

Josiah. I am an amateur photographer and aspiring explorer. In a nutshell I am a Jack-of-all-trades—and master of none. I am continuing my education on multiple fronts and am working on a bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences and am the manager of a local creation science museum. I just recently asked my sweetheart to marry me, and she said yes. Melody and I just got married in August and I am learning to be a carpenter (among other things) at our new house!

Stephen. I am working on my Bachelor’s Degree in English via distance methods, but I am presently taking classes at the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics in Dallas, Texas. I am deeply interested in languages and linguistics, I enjoy the outdoors, and I am a wanna-be farmer.

We are the third and fourth born of eleven (God bless our wonderful parents!), are members of a Bible-believing local church, and are passionate for God’s glory to be made known in all the earth.

Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow. But woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up (Eccles. 4:9-10)!

12 Comments

  • I came here to see if you’d finally updated Stephen’s age (why is it that so many sites don’t update their information?), only to find that Josiah is older than I realized… this is both puzzling and troubling… Do you still have a birthday next week?

  • It was a rare fluctuation of the heavenly spheres that caused us to report our ages in the manner that we did. [wink]

  • I like the new photography. Very creative.

  • Wow. I never even knew you guys had a blog… I guess it just goes to show you how long it’s been since I’ve updated mine!! ;-p

    I have to say I greatly like your blog oh, brothers D….And I anticipate seeing at least Stephen sometime in the near future, as Greek is still a staple in my brothers life!

    Blessing to you and yours! (And you can give the gals a hug from me . . .) Sorry, couldn’t resist!

  • Rachel, it’s always great to hear from the people that bump across our blog. I am glad you like our blog.

    I forgot to give my sisters a hug from you, but now that I’ve seen your comment twice, I guess I have no excuse.

    -Stephen

  • hi, God bless you, I`m Magdiel From Dominican Republic, Great page or blog and great report and information. Continue, to the GOD`s glory. I`m praying for you

  • Stephen,
    God bless you warrior! I was truly touched by your expose on your experience and how it related to God’s dealing with the Prophet Elijah.

    I’m preparing to preach a message with tremendous similitude entitled “A Place called There.” I was researching Elijah material when I stumbled upon your blog.

    You write exceptionally well..I was blown away at your structure and vernacular.

    As well as proclaiming the glorious news of the Gospel of Christ, I have a passion to write for Christ! I’ve been graced to have a few articles published via Internet Christian sites.

    I’m fairly decent at transferring thought, revelation and illustration to paper…,but most anemic in structure and punctuation!

    What tips would you offer that can sharpen my deficits?

    Pray my strength in the Lord and enjoy the journey!

    God Bless You Guys

    Elder Reginald L. Turner
    Destiny & Legacy Ministries
    Birmingham, AL

  • Elder Reginald, thank you for your very kind comments. It is very encouraging to my brother and I to receive comments from people who have read and enjoyed our blog.

    I’ll send you a private message.

    Pax tecum,

    -Stephen

  • Misael S Mejia

    Hello, God bless you.
    A big hug from Dominican Republic.
    I invite you to come to my new blog:
    http://r2renova2.wordpress.com

  • This is a wonderful blog. Thank you for sharing it with me Stephen. It was such a blessing to see you this weekend.

  • Glad that your back and that it all went well. I didn’t know that you were interested in Muslim ministry.

    Blessings!
    Terry


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