
Ready to dance a jig, harvest some crops, and saddle up the team. Some good reading music and Thanksgiving prep.

Ready to dance a jig, harvest some crops, and saddle up the team. Some good reading music and Thanksgiving prep.

Very much enjoyed collaborating with these gentlemen over the weekend on the subject of Revival.

Lamentations 3:21–23
[21] But this I call to mind,
and therefore I have hope:
[22] The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases;
his mercies never come to an end;
[23] they are new every morning;
great is your faithfulness. (ESV)
“Other people think the ship is sinking. The apostle thinks the ship is becoming a submarine.”
Jones, Peyton. Church Zero: Raising 1st Century Churches out of the Ashes of the 21st Century Church (p. 85). David C Cook. Kindle Edition.
So in the interest of equality, I am now all in regarding this National Kid thing. So, here’s a picture of my son Josh from back in the day (at least the back of him):


We live in the woods. It looks like Fall. It smells like Fall. It feels like Fall. So, why must my wife buy decorations reminding us that it is indeed–Fall?

I have the privilege of investing in the lives of 6 other pastors twice a month. They are scattered to the north as far as Marquette, MI in the Upper Peninsula and to the south in Detroit. The beauty is that we don’t leave our offices but collaborate via Zoom video conferencing. This could never be a substitute for biblical community, but we really are able to cover a lot of breadth and depth in a short period of time together. I look forward to connecting with them in the flesh next month. In the meantime, I am exceedingly thankful for the technology that makes our virtual meetings possible.