Benjamin Allison

08/06/2026

I know that no one is perfect… but my Grandma was pretty close. She loved Grandpa and her family so well. To know her was to know love, joy, laughter, & warmth. She was the only person in my life who would call me ‘Benjamin’ and it not be because I was in trouble.

I will never understand why ALS became a part of her story - it doesn’t make sense, and it doesn’t seem fair. However, because of her faith in Jesus, it isn’t the end of her story, but in many ways - just the beginning. I believe she is more alive today than she ever has been in 86 years on this earth.

She passed away two nights ago & while it’s been a very hard time for us, it’s the very best of times for her.

If I can share just one story of her faith in Christ just a few weeks ago while my Mom was out there helping take care of her & Grandpa for the summer…. during the last few weeks of her life, she was pretty much chair bound. Standing up for her was almost always assisted and lasted for just a short period. She went to church for the last time with Mom & Grandpa - and during the church service they sang the old Kelly Willard song “I cast all my cares upon you” (Cares Chorus).

The whole congregation was singing/listening to the song, but Grandma, knowing she wasn’t meant for this world much longer, who couldn’t speak or sing, and with almost no strength left in her body, found it within herself to pull herself up out of the chair to stand in worship Christ silently during the song. No doubt she had many cares & worries at that time, but with all of her might, she surrendered herself & cares in silent worship to Christ.

I have many amazing memories with her, but that story will always be an amazing testament of her love and dependence of Christ. I can only imagine her excitement in her new body and in the presence of her Savior today.

Well done Grandma, I can’t wait to see you again ❤️

06/08/2026

What a few days.

We had the privilege of joining in Las Vegas for the Day of Gratitude, honoring veterans, police officers, first responders, and their families.

More than 25,000 heroes filled Allegiant Stadium, and over $3 million in household goods, clothing, and toys were distributed to serve those who have spent their lives serving others.

Through , we were honored to provide scholarships for mental health and coaching training to those who want to help address the unique challenges facing military, veteran, and first responder communities.

One of the highlights was meeting World War II veterans and hearing their stories. We also spent time with an incredibly kind nurse who served our country.

Megan and I managed to sneak away for a couple of days together, which was a gift in itself. And Zach and I checked a bucket-list item off the list with a hike in the Grand Canyon.

The photos are great, but they don’t come close to capturing what it felt like to stand there. The Grand Canyon is one of those places that leaves you speechless and reminds you of the beauty and grandeur of God’s creation.

For those who have served in the military, law enforcement, healthcare, or as first responders—thank you. We’re grateful for you.

01/04/2026

Happy 7th birthday to our sweet & beautiful Olivia!

This past year has been a very big year for our girl. In May, she asked Jesus into her heart and has been learning and experiencing His goodness in her life.

She has fallen in love with cheer over this past year practicing at Champion and practically everywhere else. She is hoping to join one of their official teams this year!

She has been doing so well in school and piano. She is reading all kinds of books right now. She is the best big sister to Sophia.

In short we are just incredibly proud of her.

I do wish time would slow down. God has already given us seven incredible years with her, and they have flown by. I often find myself thinking about time in multiples—if we’re blessed with two more sets of these seven years, she’ll be 21. She’ll likely be in college, close to graduating, stepping fully into the life God has for her.

That is all so exciting and at the same time, it makes me want to slow everything down. Since we know that isn’t possible, we’ll do the next best thing… savor the moments, treasure the days, and live each one with her to the fullest.

Liv we can’t wait to celebrate you tonight with so many of your friends! Mommy & Daddy love you sweet girl.

05/11/2025

03/19/2025

‘Ohhhhh boy’ 🐭🏰

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day to my three girls—Megan, Olivia, and Sophia! Megan, you are my greatest love and the our family! Olivia and Sophia, you are my sweetest blessings and biggest joys. I thank God every day for the love we share! ❤️

12/29/2024

Megan and I finally added a boy to the family. Copper 💙

07/14/2024

Praying for President Trump, his family, and the other families of the victims of today’s unfathomable shooting.

I’m praying for a miracle in our country. We need revival, unity, and grace across our nation.

03/17/2023

7 days between these pics. A lot of meaningful relationships formed. God is at work.

I’m thankful for:

1. what we do,
2. the mission we are on,
3. the life change we are seeing, and 4. the team I get to run with.

God is doing something special with this group and my prayer is simply be faithful to His will and plans.

07/09/2022

Hey Meg and Sophia, LET’S DO THIS THING! 🥰💗🎀