What is a Holy Pilgrimage and why is it important? We talk about it in this episode of Stuff I Wanna Say. It’s part of a mini-series on how to be a man of influence.
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Ways to be a man of Influence: Going to church
In this episode we talk about Easter a bit and talk about how our Dad was a man of influence in our life specifically in the area of encouraging us in be faithful to attend and engage in a local church. We hope it is encouraging to you in the same way! We intend to follow this up with a few more in a series on being a man of influence in our family or family to come!
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Springtime of the Soul
Ken’s sons, Kyle, Chuk, Dan, and Wes carry on their Dad’s podcast for men, “Stuff I Wanna’ Say”.
In this episode, we read a piece our Dad, Ken Pierpont wrote called Springtime Thoughts on Delighting in God and we discuss our own Springtime of the Soul.
Who’s Got It Better Than Us? Nobody!
Ken’s sons, Kyle, Chuk, Dan, and Wes carry on their Dad’s podcast for men, “Stuff I Wanna’ Say”.
We read a piece by Ken Pierpont called “Living the Full-of-life Life” which encourages us to live a life in the Spirit and we discuss it as brothers.
Men of Prayer
In this episode of Stuff I Wanna’ Say, we, the sons of Ken Pierpont, carry on the vision for this podcast after our Dad went home to be with the Lord. We use an article from his archive of writing on prayer and encourage ourselves and you to be men of prayer!
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Ken Pierpont With the Lord
Ken Pierpont, a deeply loved husband, father, pastor, and storyteller, took his last breath on earth and stepped into the presence of his Lord and Savior on February 19th, 2024. He was in his home he loved dearly, Bittersweet Farm and with the person he loved the most in this world his wife, Lois. Born on November 3rd, 1958, Ken embraced life with a zeal for God, love for his family, and the power of a well-told story.
Ken’s life began in Xenia, Ohio, and he was raised along with his siblings Melony, Kevin and Nathan by loving parents, Ken and Jane Pierpont, who dedicated their life to the ministry of the gospel. Ken loved his Dad and Mom and each of his siblings and was always eager to be involved in ministry with them which often involved singing together. From an early age, his gift with words and storytelling captivated those around him, foreshadowing a future rich in ministry and connection.
After answering the call to serve as a pastor at 17 years old, Ken dedicated his life to spreading the Gospel and sharing the message of God’s great love with all who crossed his path. He was faithful to the end, on the last day of his life he was able to lead a man to Christ on Sunday morning and then preach his last message. He was always seeking to lead people to put their trust in Christ, preaching God’s Word to his flock and helping people see Jesus through the brokenness of this world. With warmth and sincerity, he ministered to churches, camps, nursing homes, school chapel’s and anyone who would listen to him, leaving an indelible mark on countless lives.
Ken cherished his role as a devoted husband to his wife of 44 years, Lois, and a loving father to their eight children, Kyle, Holly, Chuk, Heidi, Hannah, Daniel, Wesley and Hope. His family was his pride and joy. He loved to spend time with his grandchildren Kyle, Oliver, Leland, Aiden, Bella, Xander, Leala, Aspen, Gunnison, Denver, Routt, Kiera, Koen, Jalecia, Waylon, Leon, Brooks, Haley, June and Bode.
Ken’s legacy of faith in Jesus, kindness to others, and an affection for Christ will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. Though he is no longer on earth his legacy will live on in those who were impacted by him. He was tireless in writing stories, essays and books and producing podcasts to encourage that will live on at kenpierpont.com.
As we say goodbye to our dear friend, husband, father, and pastor, we have great peace, knowing that Ken is in the presence of the One he served so faithfully. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the benevolent fund of Bethel Church. https://betheljxn.churchcenter.com/giving
Ken is survived by his wife of 44 years, Lois, and his children Kyle (Elizabeth), Holly (Jesse) Long, Chuk (Cecilia), Heidi, Hannah (Dale) McBride, Daniel (Katelynn), Wesley (Dylan), Hope (Tim) Kolb. Twenty grandchildren. Siblings Melony (Jim) Evans, Kevin (Carolyn), Nathan (Jennifer) and numerous nieces and nephews and he loved each and every one of them.
A celebration of Ken’s life will be held at Bethel Church, 1691 Springport Rd, Jackson, MI 49202 on Saturday, February 24, 2024. There will be a visitation at 9:30am and a Service at 11am. May we gather together to honor his memory, share stories, and find solace in the hope of the dear Lord together. All hail the power of Jesus name.
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