Cybersalt News

Oh look, Chicken Thursday!

Grandma Cybersalt is back! I picked her up from the airport on Monday, and she was very happy to trade winter weather for Victoria's spring. As mentioned before, I worked hard to keep the house tidy while she was away, and I think I succeeded — when she walked in, she looked around and asked, "Does anyone live here?" I'll take that as a win! Now I just have to brace myself for when she sees my nine day hotel bill on the next credit card statement. 

Enjoy the rest of today's Digest. 

~ Pastor Tim 

Sunday greetings everyone!

Today is an exciting day at Cybersalt World Headquarters as another science experiment comes to an end — namely, seeing if I could keep myself alive for a full week on my own.

Tomorrow afternoon, I get to head to the airport to pick up Grandma Cybersalt, who has been back east helping care for our grandson while his parents were on a mission trip. I was there for the first part of that visit, but after spending time with my parents, I flew home to work and keep things running here.

I’m actually quite proud of myself. I’ve put a lot of effort into keeping the house clean instead of being lazy and leaving a huge mess to deal with at the last minute while rushing out the door for the airport. So, good news all around!

Enjoy the rest of today's Digest. 

~ Pastor Tim 

Oh look, Chicken Thursday!

Today's video share is about sports and some theories about why some of us are crazy for them and others not so much.
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Enjoy the rest of today's Digest. 

~ Pastor Tim 

Sunday greetings everyone!

Some of you will remember that the last time I was back east visiting my parents, I badly sprained my ankle, which led to a lot of pain, recovery time, and lingering side effects in my feet.

Just before that injury, Susan and I had gone for a walk around the block in the rural area where my parents live. During some of the most painful times afterward—when I was struggling with mobility and even simple movement around the house—I found myself thinking back to that walk. I was amazed that something so effortless had suddenly become so difficult. I longed for the ability to simply put my shoes on and go for a pain free walk again, and I wondered if I would ever get back to that point.

Well, I’ve just returned from visiting my parents again, in a place much colder and snowier than here on Vancouver Island, where Cybersalt headquarters is located. One day, when the temperature rose above freezing and the sun came out, I was excited to lace up my shoes and head out for that same walk around the block.

As I walked, I found myself deeply grateful to God, praising Jesus that I had come through that difficult season and was now almost back to normal.

Enjoy the rest of today's Digest. 

~ Pastor Tim