Monthly Archives: February 2008
What I Miss About High School (Part 1)
I had my 10 year high school reunion this past summer. It was so great seeing every one! May take me several posts, but this is what I miss about high school. 1. Doing life together with friends. I miss the … Continue reading
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Wal*Mart Shopping List
I am a systems person. I have a system for almost everything. I do this because I like to be efficient, effective, and a good steward of my resources. Some may call it OCD. I call it being smart with … Continue reading
Ministry Model Showcase – Elevation Church
We heard Steven Furtick preach at NewSpring Church earlier in 2007 and I have been hooked on him ever since. Steven Furtick is the lead pastor at Elevation Church and he just turned 28 last week. Elevation Church is located … Continue reading
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Ministry Model Showcase – NewSpring Church
Martha Marie and I have attended NewSpring Church for about a year now. The church is located in Anderson, SC (about 30 minutes from us) about 8 years old and Perry Noble is the lead pastor. They have about 8,000-9,000 people in … Continue reading
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Ministry Model Showcase – Stone Bridge Church
Yesterday Martha Marie, myself, and our family visited a church in Powdersville, SC called Stone Bridge Church. They are 4 months old, have around 100 people and already have plans to launch 2 more campuses this year. They already have … Continue reading
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Priorities
Tonight Perry Noble shared the biggest priorities of life at NewSpring Church. #1. Our relationship with God. #2. Our relationship with our spouse. #3. Our relationship with our children. #4. Fulfilling our purpose. Matthew 11:29-30 Take my yoke upon you … Continue reading
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I Hardly Ever Rest
I’d like to publicly share one of my flaws. I hardly ever rest. To many, this may sound like an impressive or noble concept. Some may think that this is a good work ethic. I am finding it to be a ridiculously foolish … Continue reading