It’s tough to say goodbye. It’s hard to believe this is our last Sunday together. After six years of being on this journey, today we worship with one another one last time. I’m going to miss all of you and what this place has meant to me and my faith. I hope that in some small way, I have helped you in yours, too. I … Continue reading Saying Goodbye
Selections from Matthew 9 and 10 Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers … Continue reading Good Things Come in Small Packages
How do you eat your donuts? Do you dunk them or do you like eating them “as is?” And what do you like to have with your donut – milk, coffee, or something completely different? Me, I’m an “as is” kind of guy. I like to experience my donuts without other flavors impacting the “donut experience.” I know some people like to dunk them, but … Continue reading Dunking Donuts
It’s been a year of milestones. Emma is graduating from 8th grade. I still can’t believe that. I’m so proud of her and the person she is growing to become. But it’s hard to believe. Next year she’ll be in high school! Am I old enough to have a daughter in high school? I guess I must be, because I also have a daughter old … Continue reading Living Waters
Who would make your list? Last weekend, we were at the Dodgers game a day early to celebrate Mother’s Day. And in addition to the free hats they were giving away as part of the 60th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, they were also honoring the 1988 World Series Dodgers. On a side note, I leaned over and told Cassie the only reason we were celebrating … Continue reading It Takes A Village
Where would we be without our moms? Nowhere. Even if you didn’t have the best mom in the world, you could at least say one thing – she brought me into this world. That alone should be an accomplishment worthy of recognition. Giving life to a child, enduring not only labor but the nine months leading up to it is a sacrifice we don’t often … Continue reading If It Wasn’t For Mom…
Milk…It does a body good. At least, if you’re a baby. As you get older, the benefits of milk aren’t so obvious. There was an article in the New York Times about whether or not milk actually does a body good and it turns out…it doesn’t seem so. I have to admit that I sure prided myself on my milk drinking. I may not always … Continue reading Milk…It Does A Body Good
