I think Oprah has too much power in this world. Coupled with her vanity (she is on the cover of her OWN magazine every month), I’m waiting for the whole empire known as Oprah to take a chapter from the book of Martha Stewart. If a book hasn’t been plugged on her show (or at least a movie made from its contents) it really isn’t worth reading, is it? This happens at my store every week. Some poor sap will approach me and ask if I have a book. That is as specific as the question gets as they can’t even remember the title of it. They’re next remark – “Well, it was on Oprah last week.” I am a single, 27 year-old, heterosexual male who works 60 hours a week. Exactly what part of my persona would suggest that I am Oprah’s core audience? Maybe I should start my quest to be famous and powerful. Once I have everybody’s attention, I’ll direct them to the Bible…
I’ve recently realized that listening to Sparta on my iPod will decrease my 2-mile run time by about 20-30 seconds. I don’t know what it is about their music… It just pumps me up! If I loop “Death in the Family” on their “Porcelain” album, I could probably run a marathon in 20 minutes.
Why is it when your colleagues discover you are single, they want to set you up with everybody they know? Is it sympathy, or is it some sick, twisted attempt to live vicariously through you? Yesterday, a co-worker of mine asked me if I was single. After I reluctantly answered, “yes” he proceeded to tell me that I should ask his niece out because she was, get this – “hot.” I sometimes wonder about people in Texas… Although I am grateful (I guess) that people are “looking out for me,” none of my colleagues have a clue as to what I look for in a woman. I can take out 90% of the guess work for you right now. Answer this simple question: Is she a woman of God? If the answer is yes, I might actually stop what I’m doing, make eye-contact and engage myself in the conversation.
I want to briefly share with you what has become my Monday night. A lot of you will make fun of me, but I don’t mind. I know who I am in Christ and I’m having a pretty good time. After I came home from my run and took a shower, I made two eggs in a basket, had a cup of hot tea and read another chapter of Captivating. I did all of this while being serenaded by Andrea Bocelli’s, “Romanza.” Ladies – you have no idea what you’re missing!
In Christ and humor,
James
Monday, December 17, 2007
Friday, December 14, 2007
Obediently stubborn.
Last week, I decided that I am tired of sleeping alone. Between the empty house and the cooler weather, I have no desire to sleep in my bed. Thursday of last week, I stripped my bed down to the mattress, bought new sheets and made the bed. I have been sleeping on the couch since then.
Why did I do this? Joyce Meyer’s husband, Dave, claims to have been saved while he was on the pot. Apparently, he faced some obstacles with an employer when he was younger. He calmly took a break, went to the restroom and sat on the commode. He told the Lord that he wasn’t getting up until God did something.
I know there is nothing that God has done for others that he won’t do for me. So, I refuse to sleep in my bed until God blesses me with the right person in which to share it.
Obediently stubborn,
James
Why did I do this? Joyce Meyer’s husband, Dave, claims to have been saved while he was on the pot. Apparently, he faced some obstacles with an employer when he was younger. He calmly took a break, went to the restroom and sat on the commode. He told the Lord that he wasn’t getting up until God did something.
I know there is nothing that God has done for others that he won’t do for me. So, I refuse to sleep in my bed until God blesses me with the right person in which to share it.
Obediently stubborn,
James
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Expect!
Friends,
I would like to share something with you this evening. There are a lot of things that God has laid on my heart this week, but I wanted to take the time to write this one.
Yesterday was one of the worst days of my life. I experienced hardship on every front of my existence. I struggled at work, with my finances, with my relationships and for the first time, with my faith. I’m not going to say that I lost my faith. In essence, it was my faith that restored me. However, I realized that the enemy has a new weapon and I found out how to overcome it.
My day: Working sixteen hours in one day is not healthy. Sixteen hours is a lot of time for the enemy to use. Satan uses this time to steal our joy, wear us down and make us empty. In the midst of all my struggles yesterday, I went to church. I didn’t feel convicted by the message, but I felt hopeless. As I went back to work, I could feel it. You know, that feeling that we don’t have much left inside us. I finished my work and headed to the house. As I drove home early in the morning, I could feel the tears trying to escape my head. To make things worse, I felt lonely. I had just had an awful day and I was driving home to an empty house.
The weapon: I want to tell you how dangerous life can be when we quit expecting. Usually when I have a hard time with my finances, I try to sow more money into the kingdom of God. When I feel lonely, I thank God for working on a companion for me. When I struggle with work I ask for favor and praise Him for anointing me in His name. But yesterday, for a split-second, I quit expecting. I felt that I didn’t have what it took to thank Him anymore.
Surrendering my life to Christ – again: Sometimes people ask me when I was saved. I usually answer with, “this morning.” We have to continually reaffirm our relationship with God. So, where was I? Oh, yes. I quit expecting. That’s when it happened. When I realized what I had done, I broke down. I lost it – emotionally, physically, spiritually... I got on my knees and in the middle of the room, in the early hours of the morning, surrendered myself to the Lord. I submitted my life, my schedule, my money, my time, my worries and my thoughts. Through the tears I prayed.
My prayer: As I said, the enemy has a weapon. In fact, he has many. However, my walk with God has built a heavy arsenal of His word. Not only can it be used to stop the devil in his tracks, but you can give God’s word back to Him – so He can bless us… So we can expect! I would like to share with you some scripture that means a lot to me.
“I can do everything through Him who gives me strength.” Phillipians 4:13 (NIV)
This is probably my favorite scripture. We can do “everything.” I never knew how much strength these words possessed, until they literally brought me from my knees and back to my feet.
“He who finds a wife finds what is good and receives favor from the Lord.” Proverbs 18:22 (NIV)
A companion means a lot to me. I know I am anointed by God. This anointing gives me favor with the Lord. He’s working on something awesome for me.
“And God said to him, ‘I've listened to and received all your prayers, your ever-so-passionate prayers. I've sanctified this Temple that you have built: My Name is stamped on it forever; my eyes are on it and my heart in it always. As for you, if you live in my presence as your father David lived, pure in heart and action, living the life I've set out for you, attentively obedient to my guidance and judgments, then I'll back your kingly rule over Israel, make it a sure thing on a solid foundation. The same guarantee I gave David your father I'm giving you: 'You can count on always having a descendant on Israel's throne.'” I Kings 9:3 (The Message)
God is a great and merciful God. He hears all of our prayers. There is nothing he has done for someone that he won’t do for us. We just have to stay in faith.
Friends, do NOT quit expecting. Pray. Agree with someone. Build your arsenal and don’t be afraid to use it. Know that I pray for you.
In Christ,
James
I would like to share something with you this evening. There are a lot of things that God has laid on my heart this week, but I wanted to take the time to write this one.
Yesterday was one of the worst days of my life. I experienced hardship on every front of my existence. I struggled at work, with my finances, with my relationships and for the first time, with my faith. I’m not going to say that I lost my faith. In essence, it was my faith that restored me. However, I realized that the enemy has a new weapon and I found out how to overcome it.
My day: Working sixteen hours in one day is not healthy. Sixteen hours is a lot of time for the enemy to use. Satan uses this time to steal our joy, wear us down and make us empty. In the midst of all my struggles yesterday, I went to church. I didn’t feel convicted by the message, but I felt hopeless. As I went back to work, I could feel it. You know, that feeling that we don’t have much left inside us. I finished my work and headed to the house. As I drove home early in the morning, I could feel the tears trying to escape my head. To make things worse, I felt lonely. I had just had an awful day and I was driving home to an empty house.
The weapon: I want to tell you how dangerous life can be when we quit expecting. Usually when I have a hard time with my finances, I try to sow more money into the kingdom of God. When I feel lonely, I thank God for working on a companion for me. When I struggle with work I ask for favor and praise Him for anointing me in His name. But yesterday, for a split-second, I quit expecting. I felt that I didn’t have what it took to thank Him anymore.
Surrendering my life to Christ – again: Sometimes people ask me when I was saved. I usually answer with, “this morning.” We have to continually reaffirm our relationship with God. So, where was I? Oh, yes. I quit expecting. That’s when it happened. When I realized what I had done, I broke down. I lost it – emotionally, physically, spiritually... I got on my knees and in the middle of the room, in the early hours of the morning, surrendered myself to the Lord. I submitted my life, my schedule, my money, my time, my worries and my thoughts. Through the tears I prayed.
My prayer: As I said, the enemy has a weapon. In fact, he has many. However, my walk with God has built a heavy arsenal of His word. Not only can it be used to stop the devil in his tracks, but you can give God’s word back to Him – so He can bless us… So we can expect! I would like to share with you some scripture that means a lot to me.
“I can do everything through Him who gives me strength.” Phillipians 4:13 (NIV)
This is probably my favorite scripture. We can do “everything.” I never knew how much strength these words possessed, until they literally brought me from my knees and back to my feet.
“He who finds a wife finds what is good and receives favor from the Lord.” Proverbs 18:22 (NIV)
A companion means a lot to me. I know I am anointed by God. This anointing gives me favor with the Lord. He’s working on something awesome for me.
“And God said to him, ‘I've listened to and received all your prayers, your ever-so-passionate prayers. I've sanctified this Temple that you have built: My Name is stamped on it forever; my eyes are on it and my heart in it always. As for you, if you live in my presence as your father David lived, pure in heart and action, living the life I've set out for you, attentively obedient to my guidance and judgments, then I'll back your kingly rule over Israel, make it a sure thing on a solid foundation. The same guarantee I gave David your father I'm giving you: 'You can count on always having a descendant on Israel's throne.'” I Kings 9:3 (The Message)
God is a great and merciful God. He hears all of our prayers. There is nothing he has done for someone that he won’t do for us. We just have to stay in faith.
Friends, do NOT quit expecting. Pray. Agree with someone. Build your arsenal and don’t be afraid to use it. Know that I pray for you.
In Christ,
James
Saturday, December 1, 2007
A shorty...
Friends,
God has laid something on my heart and I just wanted to share some thoughts. I would also like to solicit for some of your comments...
A couple of weekends ago, I was blessed with the opportunity to attend Joyce Meyer's conference at Lakewood church in Houston, TX. I've read some of her books / articles and try to catch her daily show in the mornings (usually via podcast).
Although her messages are dynamic and inspiring, it occurred to me that she really doesn't offer anything that her audience doesn't already know. I'm sure she knows this as well. My question is this: What is it that keeps us from applying what we know is right to our daily lives?
Excuses: We tend to justify not taking action or changing our behaviors when we really need to. This can involve anything from managing our finances to losing weight. What excuses do we use? I don't have time. I can't afford it. What does it take to break us of this dangerous mentality?
Discipline: This is something crucial that we tend to lack. Again, this can involve a myriad of circumstances. We even ask people to hold ourselves accountable because we are incapable of doing it ourselves. Then we get frustrated at said person for holding us (or not holding us) to the fire.
Laziness: This is the devil's favorite weapon. We simply fail to do anything because we "don't want to." How can we change our behavior when we don't even start?
So, how do we overcome this? God!
"I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me." Phillipians 4:13 (NKJV)
When we get the "I don't want to's", we need to pray! Don't give Satan a fighting chance. Keep your heart and your mind positive and thankful.
"Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you who belong to Jesus Christ." 1 Thesallonians 5:16-18 (NLT)
Most of the time, it's the things that make us a better person that we don't want to do. What is it in your life? Focus on the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
"But the Holy Spirit produces this kind of fruit in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. There is no law against these things!" Galatians 5:22-23 (NLT)
I totally respect and appreciate Paul's writing in the New Testament. However, I'm going to add one more fruit to the list – forgiveness. This is something that I have struggled with in the past. However, through Christ, I can do this.
"the mystery that has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to the saints. To them God has chosen to make known among the Gentiles the glorious riches of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory." Collosians 1:26-27 (NIV).
Wow! This is where the fruit of the spirit can take us! It can make us so powerful that we can become Christ in the lives of other people.
What are you struggling with in your life? If you have financial trouble, bless others. If you need a friend, be a friend to someone else. If you want a new job, bless someone else with one first. We reap what we sow!
In Christ,
James
God has laid something on my heart and I just wanted to share some thoughts. I would also like to solicit for some of your comments...
A couple of weekends ago, I was blessed with the opportunity to attend Joyce Meyer's conference at Lakewood church in Houston, TX. I've read some of her books / articles and try to catch her daily show in the mornings (usually via podcast).
Although her messages are dynamic and inspiring, it occurred to me that she really doesn't offer anything that her audience doesn't already know. I'm sure she knows this as well. My question is this: What is it that keeps us from applying what we know is right to our daily lives?
Excuses: We tend to justify not taking action or changing our behaviors when we really need to. This can involve anything from managing our finances to losing weight. What excuses do we use? I don't have time. I can't afford it. What does it take to break us of this dangerous mentality?
Discipline: This is something crucial that we tend to lack. Again, this can involve a myriad of circumstances. We even ask people to hold ourselves accountable because we are incapable of doing it ourselves. Then we get frustrated at said person for holding us (or not holding us) to the fire.
Laziness: This is the devil's favorite weapon. We simply fail to do anything because we "don't want to." How can we change our behavior when we don't even start?
So, how do we overcome this? God!
"I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me." Phillipians 4:13 (NKJV)
When we get the "I don't want to's", we need to pray! Don't give Satan a fighting chance. Keep your heart and your mind positive and thankful.
"Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you who belong to Jesus Christ." 1 Thesallonians 5:16-18 (NLT)
Most of the time, it's the things that make us a better person that we don't want to do. What is it in your life? Focus on the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
"But the Holy Spirit produces this kind of fruit in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. There is no law against these things!" Galatians 5:22-23 (NLT)
I totally respect and appreciate Paul's writing in the New Testament. However, I'm going to add one more fruit to the list – forgiveness. This is something that I have struggled with in the past. However, through Christ, I can do this.
"the mystery that has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to the saints. To them God has chosen to make known among the Gentiles the glorious riches of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory." Collosians 1:26-27 (NIV).
Wow! This is where the fruit of the spirit can take us! It can make us so powerful that we can become Christ in the lives of other people.
What are you struggling with in your life? If you have financial trouble, bless others. If you need a friend, be a friend to someone else. If you want a new job, bless someone else with one first. We reap what we sow!
In Christ,
James
Thursday, October 4, 2007
UPDATE: My Story.
God is a good God. I received the following in my inbox this morning. Do you need a fresh start with God?
Fresh Start
Today's Scripture
“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (I John 1:9).
Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
Do you need a fresh start today? Even as believers in Jesus, we all make mistakes and wrong choices. The Bible says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. But the good news is that we don’t have to stay separated from God in our sin. God wants us to come to Him so He can forgive and cleanse us and give us a fresh start. No matter what happened yesterday, or even five minutes ago, God is waiting for you with open arms. Don’t let the enemy condemn you and lie to you today. God is not mad at you. He loves you and longs to restore everything in your life. Confess your sins to God and allow Him to cleanse you today. Choose to forgive others so that you can receive God’s forgiveness. Ask the Holy Spirit to keep you close so that you can live a life pleasing to Him. As you draw close to God, He will draw close to you and show His great love and blessing all the days of your life!
A Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, thank You for receiving me just as I am. Today I confess my sins to You and ask You to cleanse me. I choose to forgive others so that You can forgive me. Keep me close so that I can live a life that is pleasing to You. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
Joel Osteen Ministries, 3700 Southwest Freeway, Houston TX 77027
Copyright © 2007 by Joel Osteen Ministries
Fresh Start
Today's Scripture
“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (I John 1:9).
Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
Do you need a fresh start today? Even as believers in Jesus, we all make mistakes and wrong choices. The Bible says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. But the good news is that we don’t have to stay separated from God in our sin. God wants us to come to Him so He can forgive and cleanse us and give us a fresh start. No matter what happened yesterday, or even five minutes ago, God is waiting for you with open arms. Don’t let the enemy condemn you and lie to you today. God is not mad at you. He loves you and longs to restore everything in your life. Confess your sins to God and allow Him to cleanse you today. Choose to forgive others so that you can receive God’s forgiveness. Ask the Holy Spirit to keep you close so that you can live a life pleasing to Him. As you draw close to God, He will draw close to you and show His great love and blessing all the days of your life!
A Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, thank You for receiving me just as I am. Today I confess my sins to You and ask You to cleanse me. I choose to forgive others so that You can forgive me. Keep me close so that I can live a life that is pleasing to You. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
Joel Osteen Ministries, 3700 Southwest Freeway, Houston TX 77027
Copyright © 2007 by Joel Osteen Ministries
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
My Story.
Upon attending service at The Connection Church on 9/23/07, Pastor Cole invited the congregation to share (or at least write) our story. This story was to be a testimony of our faith and life with Jesus Christ. There were three discussion items that we were asked to share. The following is my story.
What was your life like before you became a Christ-follower? There are many ways one is "saved," or comes to Christ. Many grow up in the church, leave and come back. Many find God later in life. Some grow up with the Word and follow God their entire lives. I grew up in the church. My father went to service every Sunday and my mother was an organist for the chapel on Bergstrom Air Force Base. After it closed, she continued to play for churches in Austin. From the time I was an infant to the time I left home, I went to church every Sunday. I accepted Christ into my heart and was baptized at a very young age. I had wonderful opportunities to learn about God, minister to others and even preach a sermon to the congregation on Sunday morning. I did, however, experience a time in my life where I started to stray from God. I've lately been attending church multiple times a week and try to connect myself with those who live for Christ. I can honestly say that during the times I chose my will over God's, I was angry, unhappy, empty and confused. At the very moment that I changed my course, my troubles subsided. No matter the circumstances, this is the reality: Whether saved at an early age or a newborn Christian, we have to recommit our lives to God everyday. Why?
"There is no difference, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came through Christ Jesus." Romans 3:22-24 (NIV)
Tell about your experience of surrendering your life to Jesus. As I mentioned earlier, we all find Christ in different ways (if at all). People often ask when I was saved. The truth is that I am saved everyday. Pastor Don Duncan at Tree of Life church in New Braunfels, TX has been teaching a series, called "God: AKA." This evening, we learned about the name, Jehova Tsidkenu - The Lord, our Righteousness. We were reminded that we are loved by Christ not because we deserve it, but because of who and what God really is - Righteous. When we confess our sins, we proclaim (again) that God is our savior. We can then thank Him for paying the price with His blood. We are bought and paid for by His love. God is righteous and the only one worthy of our love. Why?
"For we do not have a high-priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are - yet was without sin." Hebrews 4:15 (NIV)
What has your life been like since you trusted Christ? The times that I have walked closest with God have also been the happiest and most rewarding times in my life. It is when we walk with Him that he is able to use us instead of just bless us. When we minister to others, God will minister to us.
"He will love you and bless you and increase your numbers. He will bless the fruit of your womb, the crops of your land - your grain, new wine and oil - the calves of your herds and the lambs of your flocks in the land that he swore to your forefathers to give you." Deuteronomy 7:13 (NIV)
"However, there should be no poor among you, for in the land of the Lord, your God is giving you to posess as your inheritance, he will richly bless you," Deuteronomy 15:4 (NIV)
Trusting God also give us a new-found strength, no matter the circumstances.
"I know how to live with almost nothing or with everything. I have learned the secret of living in every situation, whether it is with a full stomach or empty, with plenty or little. For I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength." Phillipians 4:12-13 (NLT)
"Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all cicumstances, for this is God's will for you who belong to Christ Jesus." 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 (NLT)
Remember: True happiness and salvation comes from putting God first, but it is a daily exercise. Christ paid the price for our sins, but we need to re-commit ourselves to Him continually. There are many people and cicumstances in our lives that take us on our journey. I was once told that, "People are placed in our lives to plant a seed, water the soil or watch it grow." My story is still being written. How about yours? I am born-again daily. This is my testimony.
In Christ,
James
What was your life like before you became a Christ-follower? There are many ways one is "saved," or comes to Christ. Many grow up in the church, leave and come back. Many find God later in life. Some grow up with the Word and follow God their entire lives. I grew up in the church. My father went to service every Sunday and my mother was an organist for the chapel on Bergstrom Air Force Base. After it closed, she continued to play for churches in Austin. From the time I was an infant to the time I left home, I went to church every Sunday. I accepted Christ into my heart and was baptized at a very young age. I had wonderful opportunities to learn about God, minister to others and even preach a sermon to the congregation on Sunday morning. I did, however, experience a time in my life where I started to stray from God. I've lately been attending church multiple times a week and try to connect myself with those who live for Christ. I can honestly say that during the times I chose my will over God's, I was angry, unhappy, empty and confused. At the very moment that I changed my course, my troubles subsided. No matter the circumstances, this is the reality: Whether saved at an early age or a newborn Christian, we have to recommit our lives to God everyday. Why?
"There is no difference, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came through Christ Jesus." Romans 3:22-24 (NIV)
Tell about your experience of surrendering your life to Jesus. As I mentioned earlier, we all find Christ in different ways (if at all). People often ask when I was saved. The truth is that I am saved everyday. Pastor Don Duncan at Tree of Life church in New Braunfels, TX has been teaching a series, called "God: AKA." This evening, we learned about the name, Jehova Tsidkenu - The Lord, our Righteousness. We were reminded that we are loved by Christ not because we deserve it, but because of who and what God really is - Righteous. When we confess our sins, we proclaim (again) that God is our savior. We can then thank Him for paying the price with His blood. We are bought and paid for by His love. God is righteous and the only one worthy of our love. Why?
"For we do not have a high-priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are - yet was without sin." Hebrews 4:15 (NIV)
What has your life been like since you trusted Christ? The times that I have walked closest with God have also been the happiest and most rewarding times in my life. It is when we walk with Him that he is able to use us instead of just bless us. When we minister to others, God will minister to us.
"He will love you and bless you and increase your numbers. He will bless the fruit of your womb, the crops of your land - your grain, new wine and oil - the calves of your herds and the lambs of your flocks in the land that he swore to your forefathers to give you." Deuteronomy 7:13 (NIV)
"However, there should be no poor among you, for in the land of the Lord, your God is giving you to posess as your inheritance, he will richly bless you," Deuteronomy 15:4 (NIV)
Trusting God also give us a new-found strength, no matter the circumstances.
"I know how to live with almost nothing or with everything. I have learned the secret of living in every situation, whether it is with a full stomach or empty, with plenty or little. For I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength." Phillipians 4:12-13 (NLT)
"Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all cicumstances, for this is God's will for you who belong to Christ Jesus." 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 (NLT)
Remember: True happiness and salvation comes from putting God first, but it is a daily exercise. Christ paid the price for our sins, but we need to re-commit ourselves to Him continually. There are many people and cicumstances in our lives that take us on our journey. I was once told that, "People are placed in our lives to plant a seed, water the soil or watch it grow." My story is still being written. How about yours? I am born-again daily. This is my testimony.
In Christ,
James
Blogs.
Hey, guys!
Well, it seems that my employer has deemed myspace "unprofessional." As a result, my profile is now private and may not exist much longer. As myspace hosted all of my blog entries, I was required to find a new site. I have completed the daunting task of transferring most of my blogs to this site. I will post on both sites simultaneously until I decide what to do with the myspace account. I hope all of you are doing well.
In Christ,
James
http://feettofaith.blogspot.com
Well, it seems that my employer has deemed myspace "unprofessional." As a result, my profile is now private and may not exist much longer. As myspace hosted all of my blog entries, I was required to find a new site. I have completed the daunting task of transferring most of my blogs to this site. I will post on both sites simultaneously until I decide what to do with the myspace account. I hope all of you are doing well.
In Christ,
James
http://feettofaith.blogspot.com
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