I have a ton of blogs that I need to write… so many adventures and places I’ve been waking up to lately! For right now, I wanted to share the Advent devotional that I wrote for Peachtree Baptist Church’s devotional made by members of the congregation. I was thrilled when they asked me to contribute. [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Merry Christmas to All!
Posted in Advent, church, community, tagged baby, Christmas, love on December 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My Top Ten List
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Christmas, family, friends, holiday on December 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
‘Tis the season to be buying gifts, right? Well, thankfully my family has decided to be “present” with each other rather than buy “presents” for each other. Seriously, I think living across the country and realizing I can’t just jump in the car, be there four hours later has really made me treasure the time [...]
It Can’t Be True
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged birthday on December 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I wrote the date today and realized that I turn “30″ in one month! Yikes! I’ve got to start on my “Things I want to do during my 30th Year” list.
My friend Ann wrote about her 30th birthday on her blog. I’m trying to embrace my landmark birthday with the same kind of grace and [...]
Venturing Out
Posted in chaplain, community on December 12, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Most of my family members are still pretty amazed and shocked that I spend my days working in a hospital. It was well known by friends and family members that hospital rooms usually made me feel weak in the knees and nauseated. My friend Clay would laugh and remind me of the time when we [...]
First Sunday of Advent
Posted in Advent, church, community, tagged Marc Cohn, sermon on December 1, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Yesterday, I returned to New Community of Fellowship and filled in for their interim pastor. I was delighted for the invitation and opportunity to preach on the first Sunday of Advent. I thought I’d share my sermon here:
New Community of Faith
11/30/08
Isaiah 64:1-9
“While We Wait”
Today we find ourselves ending a holiday week designed to be a [...]