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Steve Fee just posted a video of a new song on his website and we instantly fell in love with it that we had to share it with you all. I was familiar with the chorus of this song but never knew the verses or the bridge (first time in public). We learned it very quickly and recorded ourselves. His version sounds much better, but we enjoyed singing, worshipping and bringing “Glory to God, glory to God, glory to God, forever!”
If you want to sing it at …

This year has been an amazing year for our church. As our ministry has been growing in many different ways, we have worked to make our worship environment a more relevant place for people to worship God. Here’s a pic from a year ago that even actually taken AFTER we removed a large communion table, 4 big chairs and a huge pulpit from the stage:

And here’s a pic of yesterday’s Christmas Sunday service:

In this past year, some of the things we have done:

move the screen to the center …

My son (youngest) is 6 years old today. I got home late today and so I didn’t see him before he went to bed. So I went to his bed, woke him up, and took these pics. He’s back in bed now.

So, like father like son? Do we really look a like? Is he really my mini-me?
Happy Birthday, Nathan.

It’s been a long time since I changed my blog theme. It’s been just as long, it seems, that I’ve touched code. Well, I guess I still like the color blue, but the new theme does highlight my twitter a little more, since I twitter much more than I blog.
Maybe this redesign will inspire me to blog more.

Take a moment today and pray this prayer by John Piper:
Father in heaven, as we approach this election on Tuesday, I pray
1) that your people will vote,
2) and that they will vote with a sense of thankfulness for a democratic system that at least partially holds in check the folly and evil in all our hearts so that power which corrupts so readily is not given to one group or person too easily;
3) that we would know and live the meaning of
being in the world, but not of it,
doing politics …

A test of delayed gratification. If he waits to eat the marshmallow before dad comes back, he will get two instead of one. Will he delay his immediate gratification for something more???