Joe Schofield

My favorite character in the Bible is:
Paul, because he honestly sought God with the reality questions of his life!

My life verse is:
Galations 2:20: “...not I but Christ” ... It's not about me but all about Him!

If I could ask God one question, it would be:
How do You love me the way You do?

Nobody knows that I:
Miss the ocean and the surf as badly as I do!

I’m happiest when:
I am swimming, witnessing and quietly reading God's Word.... They all connect to calmness, and they collect wisdom.

On my iPod:
Someday when I have one, I can answer this one!

The one book (besides the Bible) I’d recommend to anyone is:
Our Sufficiency in Christ by John MacArthur

My last meal would be:
My wife’s famous spaghetti dinner

I’m most excited about:
Redefining and discovering authentic fulfillment daily as the reality of “Christ in all things” becomes more clear with each passing year!
 
My trademark expression is:
“For those who have been younger longer”

The team I root for most is:
USC Trojans

My proudest moment is:
Holding my firstborn, Amy Jo, in my arms right after she was born

If I could, I’d:
Convince all Boomers how special they are to God

The one blog I read regularly is:
TownHall .com, Jack Graham
 
I could eat:
One gallon of Blue Bell Rocky Road Ice Cream (if it had no calories)

My pet peeve is:
People who drive so close they are almost (illegally) in my trunk

My perfect day would be:
On the beach with warm water and my surf board... Well, at this point in life, maybe just on the beach!

My favorite childhood memory is:
Winning the Bible sword contest with my youth pastor John MacArthur (now Dr. John MacArthur)

In my free time, I:
Swim and read

If I could do it over again, I’d:
Learn to play the piano

My favorite TV show is:
FOX News and The History Channel

Three people I would want to have a meal with:
My wonderful mom (who is with the Lord), my special dad, and Dr. Clarence Sands (my second dad and mentor, who was pastor of FBC San Jose, Calif., for 40 years )

I would spend $1000:
If I had $1,000 to spend