Getting ready We can never be fully ready. If we were then we aren’t challenging ourselves. Anxiety comes when we don’t know how to get ready. Therefore we need to be in a state of readiness. A state that allows us to face whatever comes our way.   Practically there are three ways to do this Focus on health: fuel and strengthen your body; put good stuff in and do the things…

Spring and Hope In many parts of America we have a concept known as “False Spring.” This happens when it is technically still winter yet the sun is out, the temps are warm, and things start to bloom just a bit earlier than normal.   But is it really false?  Is a “warm February day” more accurate? Or is it the fact that we get our hopes up what makes it false?…

All the things to do We always have a lot to do We could always be busy Stillness is a practice A discipline   Finishing your to-do list won’t give you peace It will just exhaust you   Resting and stillness are similar but don’t confuse them as the same thing. We need to attend to both at different times. And it’s an example the world needs to see.   Until Everyone…

In case you missed it.. It was announced in worship on April 16, 2023, that after six wonderful years serving at Peachtree City United Methodist Church, it’s time for me to move on to a new adventure. A few months ago, I began the process of transferring my ordination orders from deacon to elder. In July I will start in a new role as lead pastor at Trinity at The Well in…

A Resounding Faith   I don’t use all the keys on my piano each time I play it. Some of the notes are too low or too high to be overplayed. The ear can only handle so much of the extremes in variance before it exhausts its listening capacity.   But that doesn’t make the extremes less important. It simply means they need to be used in moderation in order to make…