Today is April Fool's Day. However, it is also the beginning of Autism Awareness month. A couple of years ago I wrote a blog post titled The Gospel and Autism: A Father's Fear. You can find that post here . I relayed in that post many of the things that we were dealing with as a family, and how I had struggled with the ability of my son to mentally access the Gospel. I would be lying to you if I said I still do not harbor some of those fears from time to time. In the last six months I have begun to put together the very beginnings of a writing project that may end up being book length or it may just be essay length. Either way it seeks to explore even deeper these concerns that I have because I know that I cannot be the only one that has them. In the passing of almost 2 years I have learned some things about my son, about myself, and about God. First, my son is amazing. This 6 year old is largely taking life by storm. He has his quirks, intricacies, and challen
Day to Day thoughts on faith, family,prayer, sports, politics, and the triumphs and challenges of being the Pastor of a Church in a culture that hates the truth of the Bible.