SHORT BIOGRAPHY
I was a late bloomer. I'll be frank, I did not excel at SHS. I wasn't even a little bit interested in furthering my education. I remember my senior year, they gave us something like a IQ test for $5.00 that would tell me what job career I should pursue..The test show that my disposition would be a Radio DJ or in the Electronics field. Radio DJ or Electronics? Not that there is anything wrong with being a disk jockey, and my interest was cars not electronics, this wasn't a typical dream career path. So you can see that I wasn't exactly motivated toward the higher education path.
MY TECH PROFILE
Tech school of electronics, television, ford motor school, And the Theological Seminary, "Challenged" was an understatement. As a young Christian, I was seriously over my head. As I studied long hours just to finish just one more chapter. I was compelled to wrestle with the Scriptures and go beyond the simple answer. I was forced to be a thinking Christian and a thoroughly Biblical one. I learned the value of being precise in my explanations of Scriptural truth. The seminary gave me a love for the Scriptures and a lifelong thirst for Biblically accurate teaching. I was encouraged to always take what I learned and use it in real life and ministry. The godly demeanor and graciousness of one professor has been an example to me. One can be a champion of truth and firm in conviction without being arrogant and antagonistic. With this said I did find the seminary to much like a high school Bible-study extracurricular class with pretensions towards being a college curriculum majoring in business.
A CYBORG ?
At the age of thirty a motorcycle crash took my leg below the knee in an instant. Today, Now being part man, Part hardware I strided with the slightest of limps, with my 6'2" 220 pound frame. An unexpected glimpse of my sleek, Silvery leg imparts a chill. My knee bulges not with arthritis, but with titanium metal. It looks like something looted from a "Star Wars" battle droid..
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