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Long time, no see!

Hey there! You haven't heard from us in a while. We've been doing some searching... or focusing on.... or distracted by....other things. But, keep coming back to this thing.


We play too much Call of Duty. We "work" too much. We're broke. We need Jesus. I've got a ton of excuses why we haven't been out and about doing something worth typing up and sharing with anyone. It doesn't matter. Today is happening and we've still got things on our hearts.

We're digging in and preparing for another season of OOH. Pray for us as we seek His face and answer the call.

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