Taking Some Time to Reflect on God’s Plan for Me

Hi Friends,

I just wanted to let you know I will be taking somewhat of a sabbatical through March. Recently, I suffered a significant heart attack, fully closing two arteries, one of which is called “the widowmaker.” This event has been a wake up call to me in how I am currently spending my time and how I’m showing up as a human being.

I believe God has given me what would be yet another chance at life, having already survived T-Cell Lymphoma back in 2002, and I intend to do a lot of reading, prayer, exercise and meditate on what’s really important. God willing, I look forward to reconnecting in April and sharing some of what I’ve learned.

Be well!

-Rob

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Ted Hamilton

Senior Pastor, New Life Presbyterian Church (PCA), Escondido, California

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Lisa Guest

Freelance Writer and Editor

“There is real freedom found in the faithfulness of God. It is not our goodness that liberates us from hardship; it is the grace of God. Rob’s journey through land mines of cancer speaks boldly that we are all survivors in Christ, set apart in holiness and love.”

Melinda Lester Yates

Artist and Cancer Survivor

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Master Kenpo Karate Instructor and Cancer Survivor

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