Sunday Reflections
- It's Sunday night and I'm relaxing to a little Journey reflecting on the day.
- Brennen did a great job in worship! I'm not surprised, in my opinion he's the best! Every week he and his team set the atmosphere for the presence of God!
- I definitely kept the ball in the park as far as the message was concerned. Days like today you just trust God and hope somebody was able to squeeze a nugget or two out of it.
- Numbers were decent today considering the time of year.
- We need to go to double services asap. Not sure when this will take place, but we need to do it soon.
- I love the people @ TLC!
- I'm taking a long overdue week off! Really need to hear God. I will! Anytime you change the scenery it makes it that much easier to hear God.
- My wife can preach. She keeps it up and I'll hand off the preaching duties to her. It was a very freeing night for her.
- I'm tired of churches hurting people. That is why I love TLC. It's truly a safe place to serve God. The church at large has crushed people. No wonder the American Church is shrinking. I'll post more on this topic this week. I'll probably get in trouble with some folks, but that's ok.
- Did I mention that I'm tired of the church hurting people?
- Fathers Day is going to be off the hook!!! Fathers dont miss it! Rumor has it that we are giving away a BBQ!
- I'm excited about our future!
- We have some awesome teaching series coming up.
- I'm tired....G night
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