Going back and trying to reassemble the sermon series now:
19 May
Sorry for delays in posting but my sound files would not post for several weeks but today they started working again!
9 May
Yesterday after a long day of travel I returned to my desk to find a little present. Two vanilla tootsie rolls (the only kind I like). It was meaningful. I suspect my wife although there are other potential culprits. A couple of weeks ago I returned from a trip and found a bottle of water and oil from Israel on my desk. Very practical and meaningful at the same time. Little things that mean a great deal. Scripture says “Do not despise a day of small things.” I think we could all find a little inspiration to something even something little for someone else today.
1 May
I had a great time on retreat with Together for the Gospel and then on the road to visit family and a Presbytery meeting but I have the first two sermons inspired by Together for the Gospel (feel free to listen to the inspiration here)
The first two messages were inspired by the word from Ligon Duncan I pray God is honored and Ligon would not be offended.
18 Apr
Dear Friends,
Going through a season of travel so little time to blog. Sermons need some work as I’ve developed a background hummmmmm.
God Bless you all and I’ll get back on the blog in May!
6 Apr
I’ve slumped back into poor blogging (lack of) habits. But with Holy Week and a conference next week blogging time is hard to come by.
Here’s my mediation for the week – someone died for me how does that change my lifestyle?
See you on the other side of the resurrection!
23 Mar
Continuing the series of sermons inspired by Kyle Idleman and his work with a sermon on intimacy. Listen:
14 Mar
So we are working on the study, “Not a Fan” by Kyle Idleman. It’s pretty good stuff. And today’s devotion asks us to define the words Devotion and Admiration. Then it asks the question which do you actually feel towards Jesus.
See we make all kinds of assertions about our love of Jesus but our lives just don’t prove it. To me devotion is personal, focused, and passionate whereas admiration is distant, general, and dispassionate.
How do you see it?