I’m heading out on vacation this week over the Thanksgiving holiday. Â I’m a bit distracted with that but I still wanted to post the set from this weekend. Â Hope you have a great Thanksgiving celebration! Here is the set from this weekend: Hosanna – G Your Grace Is Enough – G Giving It All – …
THIS ARTICLE IS REPOSTED FROM RICH KIRKPATRICK’S WEBLOG: CNNMoney.com recently did a series of articles based on research by payscale.com and found that 67% of those that lead worship or direct music in local churches for a vocation say the job is stressful. The research says this job is in the top 15 MOST stressful. Uhmm, …
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Monday & Tuesday was an overnight getaway to Flagstaff for our Pastor’s Retreat. Â On the drive up, we pulled off into the desert mountains and did some skeet shooting. Â Not something I ever imagined I would do while on staff at a church…amusing. Â I hadn’t shot a weapon since I was in high school, but …
I’ve spent the better part of this week in bed fighting off the H1N1 Swine Flu…or Pig Plague as I’m calling it. Â I got to the doctor early on so I’ve been on a cocktail of meds. Â My symptoms were primarily extreme fatigue, coughing and body aches. Â The coughing jacked my voice early in the …
I quickly became a Donald Miller fan after reading Blue Like Jazz.  I enjoy his conversational writing style, mixed with profound observations on faith and our human condition.  Since then I’ve read all his books.  When this book came out, I bought it and began reading it simply because it was Miller’s next offering. A few years …
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