Suit Up: Family Style

Over the past few months, the church I go to in Jackson has done a sermon series (available online for those interested) on Ephesians and how to do church "family style." I like that. Community is important to me, and family can be a prime example of community (I know not everyone feels this way and for good reasons). Granted, with breaks and such, I was not there for all of those weeks, and in all honesty, I don't remember a lot from many of the sermons I was able to hear. That wasn't the case for these last two sermons.

Well, Jesus loves you!

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Be a Blessing

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Let's Hope for the Best!

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And here we go:

Beating a Dead Horse

So, my girlfriend's sister, Katie, has a pretty cool blog that she keeps up (significantly better than me). It mostly pertains to daily epiphanies and various international adventures (hers and others). She's also a writer, so it's probably all a lot better than what you can find here. While I can't say I consistently read it, what I've read has been good. Anyways, she asked me if I would write a post about my trip to Cambodia back in January (here's my post on her blog). I promise to stop beating the horse after this one. This will be more Q & A (it's like an interview with myself, eh?) rather than me free writing a bunch of nonsense. These are some things Katie asked me to touch on: