Sunday
Heard an awesome quote at church today by the worship leader.
Today's message was about hypocrisy and living a genuine Christian life from the inside-out. Scripture was Matthew 23 and the preacher pulled no punches throughout the entire chapter. Listen to the audio for October 2 - you'll be challenged for sure.
After church, the family went to Cabela's to pick up a tent and sleeping bags for a Cub Scout camp that Ian and I will be going to next Saturday. Cabela's like the IKEA of outdoors gear; HUGE and has everything you need and lots of stuff you don't. We ate lunch at the cafeteria and I had the elk sandwich. It wasn't bad, but I think I'll try the buffalo burger next time.
Lisa and I picked up my parents from D/FW airport at the newly constructed (and very confusing) Terminal D. They flew British Airways from London Gatwick and after "chasing the sun" for 9 hours, they ended up with a 30-hour Sunday. It was a whirlwind tour of the U.K. and Europe for them while getting my sister settled into her new life-for-a-year in Eastern France. Needless to say, they were pooped.
My In-Laws took the boys to Joe Pool Lake for some pole fishing with minnows for bait. Lisa and I had a date just bumming around Downtown Dallas that was capped off with an awesome meal at Houston's on Preston Road. During our married life, we've almost eaten there about a dozen times, but never actually made it. I gotta tell you, it was well worth the wait. I highly recommend the Spinach Dip appetizer and the Evil Jungle Thai Noodle Salad.
The kids are now asleep and I'm getting ready for a busy week that includes a 3-day trip to Jacksonville, FLA with the full-time job. This will be my very first business trip ever - away from Lisa and the boys. Your prayers for all of us are highly coveted. On the bright side, there'll be plenty of time to blog. :)
"What man creates, man must maintain. What God creates, He will sustain."
Today's message was about hypocrisy and living a genuine Christian life from the inside-out. Scripture was Matthew 23 and the preacher pulled no punches throughout the entire chapter. Listen to the audio for October 2 - you'll be challenged for sure.
After church, the family went to Cabela's to pick up a tent and sleeping bags for a Cub Scout camp that Ian and I will be going to next Saturday. Cabela's like the IKEA of outdoors gear; HUGE and has everything you need and lots of stuff you don't. We ate lunch at the cafeteria and I had the elk sandwich. It wasn't bad, but I think I'll try the buffalo burger next time.
Lisa and I picked up my parents from D/FW airport at the newly constructed (and very confusing) Terminal D. They flew British Airways from London Gatwick and after "chasing the sun" for 9 hours, they ended up with a 30-hour Sunday. It was a whirlwind tour of the U.K. and Europe for them while getting my sister settled into her new life-for-a-year in Eastern France. Needless to say, they were pooped.
My In-Laws took the boys to Joe Pool Lake for some pole fishing with minnows for bait. Lisa and I had a date just bumming around Downtown Dallas that was capped off with an awesome meal at Houston's on Preston Road. During our married life, we've almost eaten there about a dozen times, but never actually made it. I gotta tell you, it was well worth the wait. I highly recommend the Spinach Dip appetizer and the Evil Jungle Thai Noodle Salad.
The kids are now asleep and I'm getting ready for a busy week that includes a 3-day trip to Jacksonville, FLA with the full-time job. This will be my very first business trip ever - away from Lisa and the boys. Your prayers for all of us are highly coveted. On the bright side, there'll be plenty of time to blog. :)
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