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Don’t hold Bach
I discovered yesterday that I can worship to classical music. I mean I can really disconnect from the world and connect with God by listening to my good friend Johnny Bach. I also admire the gifts he has given people like musicians. The ability to create. I’m glad I discovered these particular creations.
under: Audio/Video
Je suis finis
It is French for ‘I am finished’ and as for my equipment testing, I am exactly that. It has taken me about 2 weeks to get to this point when I originally thought it would only be a few days. The overarching theme to my time has been kinks galore. Most of it was centered [...]
under: General
The Start of My Prayer Overhaul
There’s all the difference in the world between feeling guilty for something and feeling accountable to Someone.
- Andy Stanley
A big weak area in my life is my prayer. I feel I really don’t know how to pray and that’s why I’m hitting the reset button on how I approach it, how I do it, [...]
under: Audio/Video, Life Lessons, Prayer
Testing is a busy-time
I’m currently testing all of my equipment and hit a lil snag that has had my computer disabled. I’ll give you the fun techie details later. I just wanted to post this note in the meanwhile.
Today’s good: The successful tests so far have sounded exceptional. I can’t wait to put all this equipment to use [...]
under: Mental Missions
This Exorbitant Sum
Alexander the Great was once asked by one of his great generals if the great ruler would pay for the wedding of the general’s daughter. He said, “I’ve been a very faithful general, I don’t have much money, and my daughter is getting married. Would you be willing to pay for her wedding?” Alexander agreed [...]
under: Life Lessons
McCall Florida Ripples
This past weekend we took a trip to Oviedo, FL to visit a church there. No, we’re not shopping for a new one. The commute would kill us anyway.
Below are two of the families that we got to know well and who got to know us well. You can see from the [...]
under: Mental Missions
Andis Buzz Bath
Those are 3 words Teddy loves to hate as they all happened to him in that order a couple of nights ago. Andis is the maker of dog grooming clippers, buzz is the sound they make, and it was topped off with a bath to wash away all the stray hair. We have [...]
under: Mental Missions
Value
I listened to a few podcasts today. This phrase by Andy Stanley stuck with me:
Everybody you lay your eyes on is somebody for whom Christ died.
under: Life Lessons
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