Archive for January, 2009


Nyssa’s Grandmother

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

Nyssa’s Grandmother is in the hospital. I’m not sure whats really wrong (Nyssa knows and told me all the stuff but I don’t understand any of it). So lets keep her in our prayers, also Nyssa’s parents as they seek to take a stronger stance about getting more help (whether thats a ALF or some one to come in to see her I’m not sure). thanks

My House

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

Nyssa and my self have been working hard on getting the house ready.  It is starting to look really nice, Nyssa does a great job at picking out colors and such.  We have had a lot of help from family and some friends too.  So, thank you, to every one who has helped out so far.  As of right now we are shooting for a move date on the 14th of Feb.   You know it’s easy to get cought up in the day to day and miss the big picture.  As I look at the before and after pics I really am amazed at how much better it’s looking.  But when I’m there working I don’t really notice it.  Sorta funny how it works like that..

 

 

 

Happy Inauguration Day 2009

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

The Declaration of Independence

You know it is amazing how the changing of power works in America.  President Bush (Last time I will say that) and President Elect Barack Obama are having coffee together this morning.  These two men have striking different views on what America should be and what it should do.  One currently has the highest office in the country and the other one will hold it in an hour and a half.  One of them the masses hate the other one the masses love.  But it’s (for the most part) peaceful, no killing, only votes.

This is a day when we can celebrate that some of the evils of the past (while not completely gone) are fading.  Let us pray that a man’s color will become less and less important.  Let us thank God that a man who would not be able to vote 60 years ago will today become the president of the U.S.

But at the same time it is a day of morning for all people.  The new president supports the slaughter of children in the womb (and even out of the womb as long as a foot is still in there).  So while today is a day of answered prayer it is also a day to recommit to prayer.  Let us pray that the Gospel will be preached to Barack and that he will come to a saving faith in Jesus.  Let us pray that he will see that the unborn are alive and have a right to life.  For all men are created equal.  Black, White, Hispanic, young, old, unborn or anywhere in-between.

A Womans’s Choice

Monday, January 19th, 2009

This week we had a guest speaker Mrs. Rebecca Klein from A Woman’s Choice Lakeland.  She came and spoke on the pro-life movement and what they are doing in Lakeland.  I thought she did a good job speaking.

Sorry about how short this is today.  I’m sorta out of it.  My head is all in a daze.

Shout Out

Friday, January 16th, 2009

I just wanted to say hi to my friends in Minneapolis Minnesota (Carl and Marry) on the radio this morning they said it’s -20 there.  I think it’s bad when the low reaches 40…  I can not imagine what it’s like up there.  So please keep our friends in the colder parts of America in your prayers this week.