From the monthly archives:

June 2008

Holy Converse

June 18, 2008

I am working through a lot of issues related to prayer this week, and will post a few quotes and a couple conclusions of my own later. In prayer there is not only an outgoing of the soul to God, in acts of faith, love and confidence, but there is an actual communication from God [...]

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Fervent Prayer: What do you want?

June 17, 2008

Fervourless prayer has no heart in it; it is an empty thing, an unfit vessel. Heart, soul, and life, must find place in all real praying. Heaven must be made to feel the force of this crying unto God. Paul was a notable example of the man who possessed a fervent spirit of prayer. His [...]

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Schooled by a 4 yr Old

June 14, 2008

This spring marked the first time in 13 years where I wasn’t classified as either obese or overweight. I’m now in the high end of the “normal” range. It hasn’t happened quickly for me. It took a year for me to loose 40 lbs through smarter eating and running. It’s a pretty comprehensive lifestyle change, [...]

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Friday Photo

June 13, 2008

This was from last Sunday. After church the fam spent the day together, lunch, walking through town, Starbucks (here) the park, Home Group and finally home. A great day and the kids had a blast. So here’s our son, Elias, downing his hot chocolate, and Katherine holding Madeline at my “second office.”

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Why Twitter?

June 10, 2008

I signed up with Twitter over a year ago, but didn’t start using it until April 26th, 2008 at 4:40pm. Twitter is huge right now, and even with its more frequent down time lately, it doesn’t seem to be discouraging people from jumping on board. But a lot of people who aren’t using ask me, [...]

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Friday Photo

June 6, 2008

Earlier this week I took my daughter on an early morning date with Daddy. We went to a local diner, and while there she watched the demolition of a building across the street for a while. This is a candid shot from that moment. This morning I am taking Elias to the same place. Maybe [...]

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