The Gospel of Kennison

We’re in our new house. Moving right before Christmas is for the birds. What did you get for Christmas?

I’m back! We’re going through the past 5 days of my life pulling at least one thing out of each that made that day worthwhile. I hope it is a blessing to you and helps you to celebrate the little, tiny, wonderful things in life.  

This episode we’re talking about folks who do and don’t celebrate Halloween; My daughter’s costume: The Candybot 3000; Body painting; Jokes for candy; Buying a house and a 1975 VW Beetle. Enjoy!

This time around you’re getting an update on the past three months, answers to your AMA questions, and some things that you forget about when you’ve been depressed for 2+ years.

From my very first encounter with the Confederate Flag it has symbolized just one thing. You might be surprised what this Southern-born American thinks. Plus a few words on the typical Christian response to the things happening in the world.

No matter how far away you move there is one thing you can never get away from… yourself. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]

This episode I talk about whether or not I deserved for my life to be disrupted so drastically by Major Depression, Anxiety and Bipolarism. Also, did God allow it and if so, how does one deal with that?

It’s been SIX MONTHS since my last entry. Crazy how time flies. I haven’t podcasted in two months… here’s why. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]

This week James and Jennifer go through their week highlighting the things about each day that made that day worthwhile. Everything from Jenna earning the Game Ball to J winning a drawing contest with his Dad.  

Made My Day is back! My wife Jennifer joins me as our new co-host and will be sharing her MMD moments right along with me. Enjoy!  

After several years in private christian school, my 4th grade daughter is in public school for the first time. Today I’m talking about how grateful I am that she’s being exposed to how other people live and how they believe. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]

Depression forced me to give up my job as a pastor. After 1 year, 7 months and 2 days, this is the sermon I thought I’d never preach. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]

This past Sunday I did something that for a long time I believed I’d never do again. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]

This week we’re celebrating about three weeks of stuff… and the fact that I don’t need to do this show anymore.  

After meeting the the disapproving father of an adult friend, I’m pretty grateful I spent most of my life without one. [powerpress] [podcast-connect]