Dr. Lee Outlaw is an ordained, Southern Baptist Pastor and graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic College, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Hamilton University. He is also a Texas licensed All Lines Adjuster. He has pastored churches in FL and TX for over 20 years. Dr. Outlaw currently resides in Harlingen, TX utilizing his experience as both pastor and insurance adjuster offering consultation services to pastors and churches. He is the former religious editor for the Davie, FL Times. Besides the Counseling and Opinion Blog, Drtruthman, he is the Christianity/religious writer for the Brownsville, TX edition of examiner.com, a weekly article in HubPages and also writes a religious and theological blog at One Outlaw’s Opinion. Dr. Outlaw is the owner of a Writer’s Page on Face Book at Dr. Lee Outlaw’s Writer’s Page.
Contact Dr. Outlaw at Drtruthman@live.com.
Comments on: "About Dr. Lee Outlaw" (4)
Lee, I shared this on my Wall in hopes that others will get to know you as I’m proud and privileged to. You have enhanced, rewarded, made brighter and more bearable this existence and I don’t know how i’ve survived this long without knowing you. You have added such a dimension in my life that is far-reaching and life-altering that I could never thank you enough for the remainder of my life on this great Earth. I thank God everyday that a friend like you, rare in and of itself, has come to graces my existence each day with love and blessing. I write this with tears.
Thank you Susan, I appreciate you talent and friendship and feel honored tobe your friend and to call you mine. Keep up the wonderful work you do. I thank God for sending you my way. May God bless you real good.
Where’s the LIKE button for this Page? I couldn’t find it. There should be a LOVE button because I would press it a hundred times and it still wouldn’t be enough.
As I updated this author bio page I realize I left off the like button so I will add that. Thanks for the love button comment. Maybe we should invent one for all of our Christian friends. Thanks again. I am always humbled at your remarks.