Monthly Archives: October 2012
Saturday Scratchings – Single Issue Voting
I read an interesting newspaper column today concerning the need for caution when using social media to express a particular political point of view. It was well thought out, well written, and I tended to agree with most of what … Continue reading
Monday Musings – Grace
Yesterday was a good day of worship. The worship set, while missing the guitar and the drums, was good … sort of “old school” with just the piano. It was good to hear so many singing out from their hearts. … Continue reading
Monday Musing – In His Image
I am sitting quietly in my office today reflecting on a great day of worship yesterday @ Kroc Church. One of the songs in our worship set was 10,000 Reasons by Matt Redman. The body sang it out with a … Continue reading
Monday Monring – FirstFrost
The first frost of 2012 came last night. For a Salvation Army officer this first frost quickens the pulse and sets into motion more urgent thoughts of Christmas sermons, Holiday activities, and those Red Kettles! There is a real urgency … Continue reading
Saturday Scratchings
On Thursday our son David celebrated his 22nd birthday. In our house birthdays are celebrated with a hearty Happy Birthday song first thing in the morning, followed by a piece of the celebrants favorite cake and the sharing of cards … Continue reading
Freedom In Christ
I was reminded in the last 2 days of how I was drawn into a relationship with Christ. I was an addict, bound by the chains of sin and addiction. When no else would, or could, help The Salvation Army … Continue reading
Freedom In Christ
I was reminded in the last 2 days of how I was drawn into a relationship with Christ. I was an addict, bound by the chains of sin and addiction. When no else would, or could, help The Salvation Army … Continue reading
Monday Morning – the day after
As a minister Monday has always been an emotional day. Sometimes good, and sometimes not so good! If I have imaged Christ properly on Sunday, and if I have allowed the passion of my heart to be poured out … … Continue reading
