About

  My name is Tim Clarke, and we need love in our lives today!!!  I identify primarily as a Christian, but I accept all faiths as valid.  During my seminary days, at a Christian institution, I thought I had everything figured out, but I didn't really figure this out, that love is the primary means of human salvation, until God showed me!  Not many institutions are able to teach love, at least the ones at which I've been.

 We know all we need to know when the apostle John says, "God is love.  Those who live in love live in God, and God in them (1 John 4)."  So now, we know that it is imperative to try to love God and people!!!  A lot of people think they can do one without the other, and that God is okay if we go through life without forgiving our enemies and trying to love them.  But there is no scriptural support for this!!!  In fact, there is much scriptural support that God desires we forgive all people.

 If you are reading this, I believe God has sent you to this page to discover how Jesus, James, Peter, Paul, and John all talked about the desire of God to love many, many people in this life, even people with whom we don't want to associate!!!  Now, if you want to see the scriptural proof for this, just take a look at the articles on the blog: it's all spelled out very clearly for you to understand!  I recommend that you start with "The Only Thing that Counts."  From there, feel free to peruse at your leisure!

 Now a little bit about me:  I grew up Catholic, and later became evangelical, then finally had a period in which I discovered the true meaning of life: finding yourself, and that you don't need a church to do it!  

I am an Army veteran, and have been to a seminary.  In my past work, I helped intellectually disabled people achieve goals in their lives.  I also ran a missions organization, dedicated to children.  Currently, I enjoy getting a master's degree, from Johns Hopkins University, and working as the CEO of a startup, here in the United States.  I am thankful for God saving me from myself, every day.  We need peace in our lives, and He gives it!  Praise God, and thank the Lord Jesus!!!

- Timothy Clarke