Welcome to my blog, where I blend my passions for coding, faith, and homesteading! As a proficient developer in C# and .Net, I share insights, tutorials, and tips to help fellow coders enhance their skills. I’m expanding my skills in JavaScript with React and Next.js, and I’ll be sharing updates about my blog website, including enhancements to improve user experience.
In addition to programming, I explore the Bible from a Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod perspective, discussing its teachings and relevance in today’s world. I also dive into the joys of homesteading and gardening, offering practical advice and sharing my experiences in sustainable living. Beyond these topics, I’ll blog about various pastimes that inspire me and enrich my life. Join me on this journey as we explore the intersections of technology, faith, and nature!
Theology is not just for scholars; it's for every Christian who desires to know Christ more deeply. God imparts wisdom through His Word, which shapes our minds, protects our faith, and draws us into deeper worship. Knowing Christ brings life and joy, and a solid understanding of theology anchors us in His truth.
During Thanksgiving, we thank God not only for daily bread but for the Armor of God—His truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and Word that strengthen and protect us each day. Because Christ has won the victory, we stand not in fear but in faith.
In our recent church newsletter, I shared a message about the division arising from our congregation's consideration of moving to a single service. While we each have different preferences for worship styles, our mission is to unite and glorify God. Let's view this change as an opportunity for unity and emphasize the importance of worshiping together as one body in Christ.
I will review my goals for this blog in 2025. Join me on this journey to better health!
A blog update on what I have accomplished and what still needs to be done. I also go over some of the challenges and how I overcame them.
A devotion to find comfort before a very contentious election where both parties seem to hate each other. I wrote this devotion for my church's newsletter.
A blog post about what I want this site to be and what to expect: it is all a work in progress.