Leave Your Burden

We’re home. Front Range FREEDOM Tour is finished. The tour was much more than I imagined. It’s hard to believe a week could pass so quickly, accomplish so much, and leave me so drained. Our team truly left it all on the road. Normally I’d feel guilty about all that didn’t get done. I couldn’t […]

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The Soigneurs

On a cycling team, the soigneur cares for the riders’ physical needs. He’s the servant leader of the cycling world. Susie and Leroy are our husband-wife soigneur team. They volunteered to spend an entire week driving our support vehicle and making sure our gear gets from place to place. They meet us at rest stops […]

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Time For The Theme Music

If you’re reading this on Saturday morning, Front Range FREEDOM Tour is underway! Our intrepid team will gather in the shadow of the Wyoming State Capitol building in Cheyenne. We’ll take lots of pictures and burn a bunch of nervous energy. We’ll do helmets up. And then we’ll begin Stage 1, 60 miles from Cheyenne […]

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What It’s Like To Feel Surrounded

This week I was honored with an invitation to ride a few miles with the Colorado leg of the National EMS Memorial Bike Ride. This event salutes first responders, especially emergency medical personnel, who sacrificed in the line of duty. As we began riding, the route was lined with fire trucks, ambulances, and an honor […]

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Which Way?

A pastor friend used to look around the room and proclaim, “Nobody’s here by accident.” As a new believer, that drove me crazy. I figured everybody else knew exactly why they were there, and I had no clue. Now I know better. I watch people frozen by a lack of direction. “Just tell me what […]

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