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NOTE: THIS ARTICLE is a reprint from the blog of reverend Kevin Rogers of New Song Church in Windsor, Ontario and is reproduced here for your convenience. You can visit the his blog called "The Orphan Age" HERE.
In my twenties, I was finding direction for my life and
developing strong opinions based on what I didn’t want or like. Everything was
uphill at that point. Post-secondary education, future career uncertainty,
growing out of a childhood faith into a season of doubt, the confusing world of
dating and then getting married.
I graduated from post-secondary and became a youth pastor at
twenty-three and married at twenty-seven. Our first child was born when I was
twenty-nine.
The twenties were all about self-discovery and discovering
what it meant to make commitments and addressing my fears. It was a time of
idealism and facing my cynicism.
