God’s presence
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Oy What a Day!
Yesterday was one of those crazy days that seemed to go on forever. The thought of sitting still and writing down a thought or idea was just not in the cards. I was experiencing anxiety like I had never experienced… Continue reading
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Celebrating a Victory
This past week I submitted my final project for a class that I took in June. The professore-mailed me confirming that my work was fine and sufficient enough to fulfill the requirements of the course. Yeah me. Three classes down,… Continue reading
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Connected
This past week was fast and furious. My wife, my youngest son, and I had a great time in Dallas. We all attended the National Hemophilia Conference, each of us with your own agendas. Cazandra and her wonderful team at… Continue reading
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On the Road Again
Yesterday my youngest son, my wife, and I packed the car and headed to Dallas. We will be there attending the National Hemophilia Foundation’s annual conference. I am looking forward to seeing old friends and learning information that could prove… Continue reading
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Imagination is a Good Thing
We are blessed with the gift of imagination. It allows us to fill in dots in innovative and creative ways. We explore, we learn, we grow. All this from the brain that is hard wired to express our own unique… Continue reading
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Gratitude for Great Friends
Yesterday one of the dearest people on the planet visited me at my church. I’m talking about Theresa Cronin. She, along with her husband Russ, attended one of the services at Rio Rancho United Methodist Church. I begged her silence… Continue reading
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The Meaning of Advocacy
Yesterday I preached a sermon that focused on advocacy. The basis of the message came from the the Gospel of Mark 6:53-56. In the scripture passage, people carried their friends and loved ones to the feet of Jesus so that… Continue reading
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Looking Up and Out
There is a rhythm to the flow of life when one works in a church. There are times when the schedule seems to slow down a little bit, and there is a brief moment of rest. Unfortunately, summer is not… Continue reading
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Really Listen for the Truth
As a pastor, I am privileged to a wealth of information. There are times that I just shake my head and keep moving forward. No matter what I hear, I try to listen for the truth that is sometimes buried… Continue reading
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A Summer Treat
This picture was taken at my sons’ favorite restaurant. It is called Burrito Express. Both boys enjoy the wonderful tortillas that are made on the spot. This restaurant is as close to Tex-Mex that we can get living in Rio… Continue reading
