God's Work In Progess: Pictures

Thursday, November 1, 2007

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Me Over the Years -- Click here to see me through the years -- 1968 to 2008

August 2008 -- Our church recently moved. We managed to load in an hour, make one trip, and unload in 2 hours. I've never seen anything so organized. To see pictures of the move click Move That Church.

October 2008 -- Our Church relaunched KidStuf. For pictures click here.

June 2008 -- I had the opportunity to go to She Speaks in Charlotte, NC. It was a wonderful time. Want to see pictures? Click HERE.

KidStuf at Crosswinds

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Welcome

Welcome to "God's Work in Progress." I've found that this is often a true statement of things in my life. I am nothing without God's work and grace in my life.

I've struggled with depression since I was 10. This is what I've discovered about depression: it is a thief and a liar. It sneaks into a person's life and steals energy, enthusiasm, joy, self - confidence. It hampers relationships and can b e hindrance to more. More than anything depression steals hope. It makes me beleive that tomorrow is as dark as today and that it will never get better. It taunts me, shouting at times that it will always be like this, I will never get fully better, and because of that I am a failure of great proportions.

I must find a way to shine truth on those lies. Depression is an illness. There is a biological component to it. Like any illness it needs treatment. No one would tell a heart attack victim not to go to the hospital. I am not defined by depression unless I choose to let it define me. But I choose to be defined by hope and love and faith and not depression.

At the heart of this blog you will find posts entitled "Hope Chronicles." I started them the end of 2007 and have committed to writing at least weekly about hope. These posts are my attempt to combat this thief and liar and deeply instill in myself the trust of God's promises and that our chief hope is Jesus.

Happy Consequences

Ideaguy had the following conversation with his daughter:

As my eight-year-old daughter and I were just leaving to go to the bus stop, we hesitated to look at the roses about to bloom outside our door. She then regaled me with information about rose-hips and how they are full of seeds, but also full of vitamin C and that quetzals love to eat them.

I turned to her and said, "You know the most interesting things!"

She smiled and said, "That's one of the happy consequences of reading."

(I confess that I had to look up quetzal as her vocabulary outstrips mine. It is a type of brilliantly colored bird.)

Thursday, November 1, 2007

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