The ROC: Love In Its Purest Form
March 26, 2009 by Trevor Dickerson
Filed under life, spirituality
I had an opportunity to visit the Richmond Outreach Center (better known as “The ROC”) this past weekend. One of my friends had been invited to come check it out, so I went along. Up until last fall, I had visited several different churches since leaving my original church. This wasn’t one of those kinds [...]
Christmas 2008: A Light In The Darkness
December 24, 2008 by Trevor Dickerson
Filed under family, life, spirituality
These are tough times in our country and in our world. The economy is in turmoil and uncertainty abounds. Countless businesses that have been around for decades, and some for more than a century, have gone out of business or are in bankruptcy. People have lost their jobs, their houses, their life savings, and their [...]
Following Christ: Duty Or Delight?
November 24, 2008 by Trevor Dickerson
Filed under life, opinion, spirituality
I was incredibly inspired by the sermon this morning at Redemption Hill Church. There were so many things packed into one half-hour message it was amazing. The first question posed was a very thought-provoking one: Is following Jesus a duty that you perform or a delight that you have? It’s a very, very good question, [...]
Finding A New Church Home
November 19, 2008 by Trevor Dickerson
Filed under life, opinion, spirituality
I’d like to preface this post by saying I started going to the church I attended up until this Sunday in mid-2003. There’s no need to mention its name to the masses here on the Interweb because this isn’t meant to be a knock on them. That being said, some of you from Redemption Hill [...]
What Would You Do With Just One Month To Live?
September 1, 2008 by Trevor Dickerson
Filed under life, spirituality
If you found out today that you had just one month to live, what would you do with those thirty precious days? How would you change? What things in your day-to-day life would become instantly unimportant and which things insanely valuable? This is all the focus of a book I just started reading entitled “One [...]


























