I leave tomorrow (Saturday) for Gleason, TN where I will be teaching/preaching at First Baptist Church Gleason. It will be bitter sweet. I have been sick for the last two days (fever 101-102) and today I am just starting to feel at 85%. It is also hard to leave with so much going on around [...]
Archive for the ‘The Joy in the Journey’ Category
A Week of Teaching/Preaching
Posted in The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey, Transformation on March 7, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Weekend Missions and Ministry
Posted in Community, Encouragement, Missions, The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey on October 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
WOW! The weekend is over–where do I begin? Shall I begin by telling you that on my way home from school Friday night I saw a parking lot full of cars. What were they doing? They were getting prepared for the stew (to be cooked at 5:30 am), yard sale (to begin at 7 pm), [...]
Our Family Prayer Time
Posted in Family, The Joy in the Journey on September 11, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I am well aware that our family prayer time is also a time of instruction, so tonight’s prayer time was somewhat instructional (perhaps unconsciously on my children’s part). Karson prayed first tonight, and in his prayer he thanked God for all the taxis because they pick up people. Of course this brought a chuckle from [...]
VBS 2008
Posted in The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey on July 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This is a picture from the World War II memorial. Truman’s statement is well put, and it also communicates my feelings of those who have served Jesus so well during our most recent VBS week.
Picture above is James Bowes (who went to be with the Lord last October) and Joel. Mr. Bowes was a servant [...]
For J.E.W.
Posted in Hospitality, The Joy in the Journey on July 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a picture of Karson and his friend Jackson. Last night Jackson asked me why I had not posted this picture. Jackson, thanks for reminding me!
Homecoming: Changed Lives (part 4)
Posted in Family, The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
These pictures are from lunch at the Delta Sandwich Shop. This little “ma and pa” diner makes some very good hamburgers. When I was a custodian, Pastor would take me here. Once again, the weekend was full of reminders that God is good. Isn’t it funny how small things can mean so much?
This picture is [...]
Homecoming: Changed Lives (part 3)
Posted in Family, The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Our family sure enjoys the Harmon family. In many ways, the Harmon’s are like family. Before we moved to North Carolina, we lived with the Harmons’ for about one month (Molly, Kylie, Kaitlyn and myself). Here are some pictures, and as you look you might guess why our family has so much fun when we [...]
Homecoming: Changed Lives
Posted in Family, The Christian Life, The Joy in the Journey on July 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Over the next few days, I will attempt to share many pictures of our trip to Augusta. Why did we go? First, it was homecoming. The church was celebrating their 25 Anniversary and their theme was “changed lives.” We, along with many others, experienced God do a wonderful work in our lives while we were [...]
What is Jason Doing?
Posted in The Joy in the Journey on April 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today, I left the house at 5:30am and headed for Wake Forest. For a number of reasons, I truly enjoy being here. I enjoy seeing friends who take seriously the Word of God and who are striving to understand it, interpret it, obey it, all for the purpose of proclaiming it. Right now it is 11:37am, and I sit [...]
