Monthly Archives: February 2008

A few weeks ago when I got up to get ready for work I turned on the TV to listen to the news and found a local preacher giving a message to his congregation, although televised for us all to … Continue reading →

I just read a post by Paul Peterson who is getting ready to launch a new church. You can read it here. I didn’t realize all that was expected of me. I’m worn out and depressed just from reading it…alright…I’m … Continue reading →

There is something that consumes my thoughts and my prayers. I don’t just take it seriously as whole but I take responsibility for it on a very personal level. Communicating God’s word is my responsibility. Many can do it and … Continue reading →

Several months ago we started something we call “First Sunday”. Basically on the first Sunday of the month we get together for lunch after Sunday morning service at the Ward’s house. We have great food brought by a bunch of … Continue reading →

I have decided that I am going to start a regular Monday post called “SHOUT OUT”. In these posts I will give an honorable mention to an individual or team of people who make Lifepoint what it is. My desire … Continue reading →

Have you ever had high expectations and then felt like they were not reached. I felt like that with todays message. In spite of my own feelings I was really encouraged by someone today who said that the message really … Continue reading →

Just a few random thoughts. Kevin and I have been discussing our website and I think we have some great ideas to keep it fresh and felling a little more alive. Now I just need to figure out how to … Continue reading →

Just signed up for twiiter and testing it. I am really behind the times. I guess I will never be called on the bleeding edge. # In case you were wondering why I started using twitter, I figured it would … Continue reading →

As anybody who knows me or reads this blog regularly know I started working for Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union a little over 6 months ago. I am the Web Administrator there and I was basically hired to redesign and … Continue reading →

If someone would have told me that relationships would become a lot more complicated when I started pastoring I would have shrugged them off as being cynical. Now I can see that they would have been right. Most pastors feel … Continue reading →