About

Thanks for visiting JeremyNortonBlog.com! Within a few clicks, you’ll find a wealth of faith-based content.

This blog is designed around my personal mission statement: “Serving Christ by cultivating faith-based leadership through writing, teaching and social networking.” I strive to write three times per week, providing readers with thought-provoking articles, ministry resources and leadership training tips. Furthermore, you’ll find a fair share of personal life experiences; as I strive to become the leader God has called me to be. To ensure that you’re current on my latest posts, I suggest subscribing via RSS or E-mail.

MY TOP POSTS:
Perhaps, you’re a first time JeremyNortonBlog reader? Feel free to use the search tool located under my picture, to look for specific content. Alternately, check my Archives Page and scroll through a variety of posts and resources that may be of interest to you. If all that seems like a bit too much work, I’d suggest starting with the following top-ten list of my most popular posts.

• Identity in Christ
• Justin Bieber or Jesus Christ
• Officially Transitioned
• To Save a Life
• Your Flag Pole
• Jesus & Santa
• I Can Do What I Want, When I Want
• God’s Power
• Have You Been Quoting Nativity Story Inconsistencies?
• Surrender; Stuff, Status Sin or Self

MY BIOGRAPHY:
I currently reside in Calgary, Alberta, Canada; serving as Director of Camp & Discipleship Ministries, with Westbourne Baptist Church and Whispering Pines Bible Camp. At Westbourne, I’ve been called to carry out the overall direction of our Men’s Ministry, Life Groups program and some mentorship responsibilities. My role at Whispering Pines, calls me to primary direction of all camp activities and facility use.

I have not taken the most direct career path to get me where I am today. Both in education and experience, I have moved in and out of the ministry and business worlds. I do not believe this has been by mistake. God has clearly meshed these two career paths to provide me with some valuable insight into reaching and teaching others.

Over the past fifteen years, I have served in youth, college and camp ministries. These are matched with my current roles leading ministries to men and Life Groups. In contrast, I have also held roles in the marketplace, specifically selling various guest experiences within the Hospitality and Tourism Industry. These sales positions have particularly impacted my view on outreach, evangelism and discipleship. I find myself constantly aware of how a ‘guest’ would experience a certain church or ministry.

When I’m not working, I obviously enjoy writing and social media. I’m a podcast and audio book junky. I like anything made by Apple and find myself dabbling in photo and video editing from time to time. When the tech side of my brain needs a break, I enjoy riding my motorcycle or a wide variety of outdoor pursuits depending on the season. Lastly and most importantly, I cherish my time with my wife (Nicole) and our two boys. Many times, nothing’s better than a family movie night with all four of us snuggled into one bed!

MY CONTACT INFORMATION:
Please feel free to send me a message at jeremynortonblog@gmail.com or give me a call at (587) 433-1018. Alternately, visit my Contact page to connect via Skype or through your favourite social network. For local contacts, I’d be more than willing to meet and grab a coffee. To fellow authors, I’m always looking for new resources. At your convenience, connect with me and if the fit is right, I’d welcome your content as a potential guest-post.

Once again, enjoy your time browsing my site. Thanks for joining me on this journey; in serving Christ through cultivating personal leadership!

In His Service,
Jeremy

DISCLAIMER:
This is my personal blog. The thoughts and opinions shared on this site do not necessarily represent those of Westbourne Baptist Church, nor Whispering Pines Bible Camp. I make no representations as to accuracy, completeness, currentness, suitability or validity of any information on this blog and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays, in this information or any losses, injuries, or damages arising from its use.