This is a funny song.
Check it out! (I love Barbershop harmony!
)
http://audio.xanga.com/NO_TheOtherMatt/c2b2a883929/audio.html
This is a funny song.
Check it out! (I love Barbershop harmony!
)
http://audio.xanga.com/NO_TheOtherMatt/c2b2a883929/audio.html
Jarod has been a pastor, construction worker, restaurant manager, ministry administrator, children's story teller, author....in no particular order. At heart he is passionate about the Truth, and has been called to proclaim that Truth from an early age. He is committed to his wife and eight children, and seeks to have a lasting impact upon the future by discipling his family.
He blogs at PreacherDad.com on parenting, preparing, and cultural impact.
I read this article this morning and found it so amazing that I had to share it. I also read an article that talked about the Gwinette Co. sanitation department charging people up to $500 for not recycling properly. (That is a county near Atlanta.) They are coming for our wallet any way they can! …
Just wanted to post my sermon notes from last Sunday. God is doing good things in my heart, though the growing process is usually not any fun. It seems that lately, I have been convicted by my sermons more than anyone else has. I reckon that is a good thing. Being on the Lord’s Side
I’m in the middle of studying, but I came across this quote by Andrew Murray. It was so cool, I had to share it:“Eternity is an ever-present Now, in which the past is never past, and the future always present.” – Andrew Murraybtw, pictures are coming soon!
Check out my first blog to see how I scored on a quiz written by a former HQer. For those of you who have never been to HQ, you might find this interesting, but you would probably also be confused.
Here are the sermon notes from yesterday: Put Down Your Stick…And Pick Up Your Sword! The message went well, and God was very merciful. He gave me unusual energy, despite of my lack of sleep. Most everyone at church was kidding me about driving all night, or asking me if I was tired. You…
This is one remarkable video. It really is rare to see anything like this in nature. I found it fascinating, full of drama and complete with interesting analogies. Enjoy as you have time. (Warning: It’s about 8 minutes long, but I felt it was worth it. God bless his creation!