Our nation is in trouble! I currently work in Corporate America where I daily see the direct result of generations of those who have clearly lived lives of low expectations. At age 44, I am excited about what I have witnessed God doing in the lives of a father and his two 19-year-old twin sons today at The Rebelution Tour 2008 in Plano, Texas. If you have not yet decided to attend a Rebelution conference in your area, make the decision NOW to register AND attend. You and your “teenage” children will be encouraged and blessed. AND lives will be changed! I am excited about what God has for the future of our nation through the lives of these Rebelutionaries and those who follow them as they follow Christ.
Vive la Rebeluccion!
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A peek into my mind, to hear the thoughts of a 40-something single male as he walks this planet called Earth.
John M. Kirton II
DISCLAIMER: This is a personal weblog. The opinions expressed here represent my own solely and not those of The Village Church, her ministers, pastors, administrators, staff, covenant members, regular attenders or visitors; my parents; my alma mater, Dallas Christian College, her administration, faculty, Board, alumni, or students, past, present and future; or my employer and fellow employees.
My Story
- John M. Kirton II
- I attended public school for two years and private school for the remainder of my education. After graduation, I attended Bible college in Dallas, Texas, for four and one-half years consecutively. Unfortunately, I failed a class and was unable to graduate with my class but God enabled me to re-take the course and I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Bible and minors in Youth Ministry and Biblical Languages in 1994. After failing the aforementioned course, I had continued attending a church but began to falter in my faith. It was during my second year after my Bible college years that I was introduced to the International Churches of Christ (ICOC), where I became a member and was involved for twelve years. It was not until my twelfth year that, after much prayer from my parents and closest friends, Greg Faure and Wayne Stiles, I became convinced that the ICOC was a religious sect. In June, 2000, I left the ICOC and became a covenant member of The Village Church in Highland Village, TX, in April, 2004.
