Monthly Archives: December 2011

Sorry about that link that didn’t work in that last post.  I’ll get some help and find out why my links aren’t working!

The Bible is not just to be read, it’s to be lived. God is not going to say “Well read, good and faithful servant.”

Well, our Christmas eve service was awesome.  3,000 glow-sticks in a dark auditorium.  I heard the south campus had two fun and meaningful gatherings too. I’m reading “Why is the Universe The Way it is” by Hugh Ross.  Here’s a … Continue reading →

  This Christmas Eve at Westside (five services, South Campus 2  & 4 pm;  North Campus 1 , 3 , 5 pm) our theme is ‘Glow.’ This guy named John, perhaps Jesus’ closest friend on earth, actually saw Jesus glow … Continue reading →

I was praying this morning for two friends who are fighting serious illness.  Then I read 1 Peter in the scriptures and noticed what (the Spirit through) Peter had to say about the time between today and someday, the time … Continue reading →

I was out raking leaves last week and I bumped up against our lighted address post.  The post fell over!  It was buried more than a foot into the ground, but the wood had rotted.  The post looked fine above … Continue reading →

I was amazed by the sunrise this morning.  Then I was amazed that God loves me unconditionally.  Then I was amazed at the privilege of drawing breath and not having to pay a tax on it.  I was amazed at … Continue reading →

I’m glad they caught it early with me.  About ten years ago my eye doctor sent me to a specialist who determined that I had the first stages of macular degeneration — layman’s terms – “Your losing your eyesight.”  (Central … Continue reading →