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Forcing the Hand of Spring
One of the benefits of living in the Midwest is seeing the changing of seasons. Now, I once heard a comedian who preferred Los Angeles say, “We have seasons in California. We just got rid of the ones...
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First Conversation in 30 Years
This is a continuation of my post a couple weeks ago entitled “My Three Dads.” I called my father in January of last year. I steadied myself to hear his “hello” (or perhaps, “hola,” as he is Mexican —...
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Day at the Beach
This is the continuation of a series of posts: “First Conversation in 30 Years” and “My Three Dads.” The first week of April was rather chilly in Myrtle Beach, but we didn’t go just for the beach. We...
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Recording for Clean Water
Last year I participated in my second cycling tour. The difference between a tour and a race is that no one takes a tour seriously, at least not the cycling aspect. Races are for the super competitive....
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Father Knows Best
I haven’t posted in a few weeks, as I’ve been consumed with the worship recording project I mentioned in my last post. Then, I put that on hold, as I needed to focus on my sermon for Father’s Day...
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Still Searching
#469868377 / gettyimages.comThis is the continuation of a series of posts: My Three Dads First Conversation in 30 Years Day at the Beach I’ve been wanting to close this short series, but I’ve been...
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Josh and the Big Wall
I preached this past Sunday about Joshua and the “battle” of Jericho, as a part of my church’s current sermon series: Believing Is Seeing. Here’s a link to our media page. Sorry, I had to cut out the...
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God of Angel Armies
A few weeks ago I was leading worship at our contemporary gathering and we were singing a new(er) song, one by Chris Tomlin called “Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies),” and I could hardly sing. I...
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Soccer Dad’s Perspective
Despite having a firm grasp of the offsides rule, I’m not your typical soccer dad. I’m not too excitable on the sidelines. I don’t cheer too loudly, if I can be heard at all. I don’t yell out...
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Spider Fingers
I love surprises … I think. I haven’t been the recipient of too many, but I love giving them — planning them, all that’s involved. Over the weekend I revealed a surprise to our younger daughter Jacque...
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