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Yes, my wife and I do every morning and evening. It is a huge blessing to be able to have family worship together. Additionally we each have our own reading and prayer time and I think it is enriching to the both of us.

Let's say that I'm trying to be content. Marriage is something I've desired for many years but hopefully I'll learn to be more in love with Christ and willing to devote my life to Him and serve Him first and foremost. I think that has been what I've been taught the last couple of years.

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This is irrelevant now but hopefully it will be of some encouragement to someone. I'm happily un-singlefied now!

My Christian walk. I am grateful to have the opportunity to study near a wonderful church and to be able to devote so much of my time to biblical and theological studies during this point in my life.

*EDIT* Now I enjoy spending time in the evenings with my lovely wife, we're working on republishing books (see the website: http://texset.com) and have finished some old books on King Arthur by Howard Pyle and have also been working on the unabridged version of Foxe's Acts and Monuments (abrided as Foxe's book of Martyrs). It's a giant project, two and a half times as long as the Bible.

God's good gift of sending His Son. My family for training me "in the way I should go." My church and the godly people I've been surrounded with.

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I am very thankful for the wife God has given me, it's a blessing I cannot stress enough.

Currently I'm working for another engineering firm in the area who does contract work for the military. It's been a good experience and I'm very glad to be able to work under some engineers who are far more knowledgeable than I am and who can teach me.

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Still working there as a Systems Engineer (Electrical Engineering).

At this point, my hope is to raise a family, hold family worship regularly, see my children grow up loving the Lord, love my wife (a companion and friend) and spend as much spare time as I can with her, and serve the local church body wherever I am. I have considered seminary and missions as well but right now neither seems to be a strong direction.

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My wife and I are expecting our first child so it looks like parts of this wish are coming true. Long-term goals remain much the same!

added March 24th Update: Perhaps as a better use of this space: As an additional note, my goal in life is that my life would bring glory to God. I desire to serve foremost in a local congregation, perhaps as an elder one day. My goal is to raise a family and be a loving husband and father. A high-paying job doesn't attract me, what does attract me is a good community with a great church. The importance of a good church cannot be overrated. Additionally, though I originally came from a Baptist background (and understand their position very well) I have strong affirmative convictions on: Exclusive Psalmody, Infant Baptism, covenant theology, and Sabbath keeping. I was homeschooled myself and desire to homeschool my children, should God ever bless me with any. I fully agree with the Westminster Confession of Faith as a good summary of the Christian faith and reject Federal Vision teachings. There's a lot more but that's a good starter.

I have been asked by our local session to previously teach a course to the teens in the church on Pilgrim's Progress (which I thoroughly enjoyed) and have also taught, for the last two summers, the children's Sunday School ages 5-7 or so, again which I thoroughly enjoyed. More recently I had the opportunity to teach a Sunday School lesson to the adults class on God's decrees. In each of these I am quite certain I benefited more than my hearers. I also bring Jell-O to all church luncheons ;)

The last four semesters I have been a teaching assistant for Circuits. Since all the engineers (not just EE's) go through this class, it has enabled me to get to know nearly every engineer going through the program in some way. I really enjoy helping people out and I've been told that I'm very patient and good at this. Nothing makes me happier while tutoring than to see a student brighten up as he/she understands a concept. It has also afforded me a few opportunities to talk about my church and the Bible to some of them, which is also very good.

My pastor's son is interested in filming, so I did a few short films with him. Some of them are up on Youtube. Check out the sequels as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMLNuCnwptI