The Wounded Rooster

Approaching God and one another with a radical concept of revealing ourselves rather than hiding; no mask, no pretense, no facade – to discover real community.

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Welcome to the Wounded Rooster!
We hope as you interact with us through our blog you will come to know us as messy, honest people, who believe that even on our worst day God pursues each of us with a crazy, breathtaking love. We hope you find us as authentic, genuine and open as we traverse deep waters in this space; wrestling with everyday questions about what it means to be a spouse, a parent, a friend, and member of a community.

Interested in how we came up with our name and image? Its a great story! Read our first blog – Authentic Life Begins with Facing Your Roosters.

We would love to hear from you! What questions can we answer and what would you like to see us write about?
Our hearts were made for deep waters. (Proverbs 20:5) Dive in with us!

Full Plates and Starved Lives

July 18, 2019

“Mom, I’m hungry.” For those of you who have ever resided with a teenager, you too may be intimately familiar with that particular declaration. It is, quite possibly, the phrase I hear spoken most often by my beloved son. I quickly came to recognize the challenges of satiating the hunger that comes with an active … More Full Plates and Starved Lives

Unleash Life by Befriending a Dragon

July 5, 2019

As a child we dream without limits. Our hopes roam free. Our imagination constructs grand and courageous dreams. We become athletes and astronauts, magicians and physicians. We are damsel-saving knights who slay dragons. We are indestructible and fearless, and in our most imaginative moments the impossible becomes possible; our enemy becomes an ally and we … More Unleash Life by Befriending a Dragon

Retire from the Self-Worth Sweatshop

June 20, 2019

Constructed between the years 1675 – 1710 St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of the most astounding sites in London. Among its architectural achievements, it boasts of the first triple-domed cathedral in the world. When Sir Christopher Wren embarked on erecting the dome, which stands 366 feet high and weighs approximately 66,000 tons – equivalent to … More Retire from the Self-Worth Sweatshop