Ashlin Wytsma
Here’s our new little girl (all of 2 hours old!) I shot this picture of her being held by Kim Hunt on my Blackberry. I’ll post more pictures when I get the chance to download them from the camera. She’s a cutie!!
Here’s our new little girl (all of 2 hours old!) I shot this picture of her being held by Kim Hunt on my Blackberry. I’ll post more pictures when I get the chance to download them from the camera. She’s a cutie!!
A good friend, Ed Underwood, delivered this morning’s message at Antioch. Take a listen, but be warned… it’s pretty rowdy. Also, for anyone dealing with difficult circumstances and wondering where God is in the midst of pain, Ed’s book When God Breaks Your Heart is excellent.
Pretty excited about the Apologetics Conference coming up that is being put on by Kilns College and a couple friends in town. Some of my old Philosophy professors, J.P. Moreland and Scott Rae, will be speaking and I’m really looking forward to catching up with them. Should be a pretty amazing time!! To read more
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I have a friend who is going to be marketing his business on Facebook and MySpace etc. so I thought I’d get on Facebook to figure it out. I now have more friends than I remembered having about a week or so ago. It’s amazing how fast and quick online networking happens. Other than not
So we’re getting ready at the Wytsma household for baby #4 who should be coming any day now. What does that mean? – I can’t keep up with the variety of things Tamara wants to eat – The sole focus of family life is cleaning – I get maternity leave pretty soon (actually it is
In debating, one of the lessons you learn is to not offer up every argument that you have… rather, give only the best. The reason is pretty simple. The counter argument will usually always be aimed at the weakest – not the strongest – argument that you made. The principle is that sometimes excessive communication
I had the privilege yesterday to sit in on some of the final brainstorming sessions around the marketing launch for Cauzal Coffee. Cauzal Coffee is the brainchild of a friend who wants to creatively leverage consumer spending for the benefit of others. It is one of the coolest ideas that I’ve run across in a
I’m not really involved in this one all that much, but I think it is pretty darn cool. The Antioch Kids Art Book is going to be a collaboration of art work from students within the church put into actual book form. (Can you see all the Christmas presents that grandparents will be getting?!) Here’s
So I’ve had this thought in my head all day… What if the difficult times we’re going through loosens jobs and routines just enough so that some people can finally change course and pursue the dreams that they’ve always had, but could never fit in? I guess I’m thinking it would be such an interesting
We had a half day staff prayer retreat out in Sisters this morning. It was primarily focused on solitude and I could have stayed out there all day and not minded. For me, there’s nothing more restorative outside of sleep than solitude (and maybe movies!)

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