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Control is an illusion.

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A really good question came up in last week’s Men’s group.

The question for discussion was:

What are you holding onto and stressing about?

What is the motivation behind not giving it over to the Father?

Here is my emailed response, though it has been edited to correct some mistakes I caught in review, it is pretty close to the original response:

I am sitting in my living room and using it as an office. I am putting together a vision plan and strategy for the new year. This is new for me because I while I have done this in the context of a company or as a department manager, this is the first time I’ve done this … Click to Continue →

The big user purge of 2017

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Hi there friends. I did this a few years ago, and now I think it’s time again.

There are over 1,100+ reader/user accounts on CalebStrong. Very few are accounts with activity. I will be purging all accounts that have not interacted with the site for more than a 5 second glance. This is in preparation for what we will be working on and writing about in this new year. I pray that the actual readers and followers of CalebStrong.org, will return, sign-up and interact this year.

If you are having problems with sign-up because you are in the *.RU or *.CN  top level domains, then please do message me if you really want to be involved. These are the countries that try to … Click to Continue →

Family Update: Our First Home

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Family Update: Our First Home

I am not sure if you have followed the story of our move to MinArctica (aka Minnesota).  So here is the quick catch-up:

We moved here about 4 years ago due to both calling and career. We have struggled with a few things here and there but for the most part we have enjoyed our new home.  We have been renting since we got here. We  wanted to be sure we found a solid community, church and school system for our family to be a part of. Last year we thought we found a home to call our own, but circumstances changed. First with the home itself and then with work and health issues.  The short version is that God had … Click to Continue →