Jul 29, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
Like many of you, I suspect, I have been watching the Olympics when I am not at work. I admit it. I am an Olympics junkie. I will flip through the various television channels to find something to watch until it I am almost late getting back to the office after...
Jul 1, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
After seminary, which I completed in 2015, I didn’t want to look at another book. I especially didn’t want to look at a book that someone told me I had to read. It didn’t matter if it was one that someone thought I would enjoy or if it was one that...
Jun 17, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
I love my routines. I am tied to them. If I miss something, especially with the morning routine, my whole day feels off. Forget my watch – ok, so now it’s Fitbit – I can’t seem to stick to my schedule for the day, even if it is written in my...
Jun 3, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
I have a 1,000 piece puzzle spread out on my dining room table right now. The picture on the box made it look simple enough. It is just a picture of Mickey Mouse and his trusty sidekick, Pluto. It is one of the puzzles that I picked up at Disney World when we were...
May 27, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
This is truly one of those times that I don’t really have anything to say. Or maybe it is that I don’t really have any topic that is really in my mind today. So let me start here. Small town America also means small town rumors. I have had a number of...
May 20, 2021 | Pastor's Blog
As I write this I am listening to the webcast from the Festival of Homiletics, a continuing education opportunity for preachers. The particular webcast on at this time is a sermon by Otis Moss III, the pastor of Trinity Church of Christ in Chicago. One of the things...