I did something impulsive last Tuesday; I bought a Puppy for the kids for Christmas. We had talked about getting one months ago, but my OCD (sort of joking sort of not) wouldn’t allow for it. Anyway saw a lady in front of Petsmart with Him on Tuesday. She had sold all the others that [...]
Archive for December, 2009
Jesus didn’t come to make bad men good. Jesus didn’t come to make good men better. Jesus didn’t come to make dumb men wise. Jesus didn’t come to make smart men smarter. Jesus didn’t come to make mean people nice. Jesus didn’t come to make poor people rich. Jesus came to make lost people found. [...]
Southern Miss lost to Middle Tenn. State last night in the New Orleans Bowl 42 – 32. The Eagles finish the season with the same record as last year; 7 Wins to 6 losses. I love coach Fedora and the enthusiasm he has brought to Hattiesburg good, but there are some bad, and some ugly [...]
A few years ago my pastor told a story about a Christmas party he had thrown for some kids, back in his youth ministry days. He said that he almost cost his job over the fact that he referred to it as a X-mas party. The church deacons almost had a stroke at his attempt [...]
Thoughts come at us a million times an hour. Work, school, spouse, church, kids, etc. These thoughts can make you feel anxious, nervous, angry, sad, happy, thankful, etc. Recently a friend told me a story about his sister-in-law who had been diagnosed with cancer and her Dr. told them he was pretty sure it had [...]
Every year I purchase a new Christmas album to liven up the Christmas spirit. I’ve gotten into purchasing individual songs from Amazon, but there is still something about having a case to hold that gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling. So I walked into our local Lifeway store with the intentions of purchasing another [...]
Saturday Played in the Snow with the kids Kids and I cheered JJ on in a 5k race. She got first place in the ladies category! J Went to wards as a family and everyone got a good ole’ sausage and biscuit. Took the kids Christmas shopping for their friends and each other. (Funny what [...]
A few weeks ago I finished reading Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes Your Faith, by Shane Hipps. I must say this was the perfect book for me. First it was a relatively short read with 184 pages, but more importantly each chapter was byte sized I didn’t get overloaded in the middle of a chapter. [...]
This past Saturday night we went with some friends to see Journey of the Wise at Blue Jack Ridge in Poplaville. Earlier in the fall I had a few people tell me about their corn maze and how their family had really enjoyed visiting. I like some traditions, but visiting the same place every year [...]
