I got into Dallas last night after camping for two nights at Meredith Lake near Amarillo. I found a really secluded spot to camp for free and the view was gorgeous.

There’s something about travel and the open road that seems to catalyze ideas and dreams. Yesterday I was riding through these back roads… small town Texas… just flying along and all of a sudden there are these four STALLIONS just bolting along the side the road. It was AWESOME. There was no fence or anything… maybe they were wild..? I’m not sure… but they were running and LIVING and thriving. I rode up along beside them and they were running along with me and my bike. It was such a memorable experience. It’s those moments that make the soreness of riding and the cramped uncomfortable tent worth it.

I’ve written down a lot of thoughts that I’ll probably share over the next few days. I am really excited about the possibilities of The World Awaits. I realized that I haven’t really shared my heart.. the dreams that I hope God can accomplish through this organization. I’ll try to let them flow the next few days…

The bike has been holdin' steady..

The Palo Duma Canyon in Texas

Got to ride with these guys for awhile..

The hometown of a country legend..

On the wall of a restaurant in Turkey, Texas.. sounds like good advice

I put in 450 miles yesterday.. good riding all the way through

Today I caught up on rest and established a game plan for the next few days. I also had a chance to ride down to Sedona and catch the sunset. It was one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. I wish the pictures did it justice!

At the trailhead

Panorama from the Mesa

There were a lot of rock piles.. a sacred place

"The Courthouse" monument

Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.

In him was life, and that life was the light of men.

John 1:3-4