Kelvin Foley

My favorite character in the Bible is:
Paul
 
My life verse is:
Proverbs 3:5–6:  “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding;  in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”
 
If I could ask God one question, it would be:
Lord, I believe in the trinity with all of my heart, but how do I explain to non-believers—in a way that they can grasp—that one God can be the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?
 
Nobody knows that I:
Had a speech impediment as a youth
 
I’m happiest when:
God’s presence is heaviest
 
On my iPod:
I have sermons, Kirk Franklin, Le Crae, Faithful by the Prestonwood Choir
 
The one book (besides the Bible) I’d recommend to anyone is:
Power through Prayer by E.M. Bounds
 
My last meal would be:
T-Bone steak, shrimp, baked potato (loaded), corn on the cob
 
I’m most excited about:
Being used of God
 
My trademark expression is:
“Jesus is still on the throne.”
 
The team I root for most is:
Dallas Cowboys
 
My proudest moment is:
Leading my dad to Christ
 
If I could, I’d:
Make sure every person in the world accepts Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and gets to heaven
 
The one blog I read regularly is:
Jack Graham's
 
I could eat:
In Okinawa, I ate seaweed and raw fish pizza
 
My pet peeve is:
Procrastination, because it’s my biggest obstacle
 
My perfect day would be:
Quiet time with the Lord (with His presence extremely heavy), and spending time with my family
 
My favorite childhood memory is:
Throwing a touchdown pass
 
In my free time, I:
Draw portraits, try my hand at photography, and—most of all—chase God’s Word

If I could do it over again, I’d:
Accept Jesus Christ as Lord earlier in life

My favorite TV show is:
Does ESPN count as a show?

Three people I would want to have a meal with:
Jesus (because He is Lord of Lords and King of Kings), Albert Einstein (because of my fascination with geniuses), and Frederick Douglass (because of his oratorical and literary brilliance during tough times)

I would spend $1,000:
On my wife and daughter’s desires