This is what they affectionately call the new hand therapy tool I received at rehab yesterday. It’s somethin’ else. 
Until I figure out how to post YouTube videos without screwin’ up my whole WordPress formatting, you’ll have to catch it here.
Kevin
It’s always cool to attend LifeChurch.tv’s “At The Movies” sessions. This year looks even more promising.
View the YouTube Trailer here. Aside from “someone’s” inexcusable butchering of the dialogue (emPHAsis on the wrong word), it’s all good. (All the time…)
K
If someone can make this and get paid for it, surely I can make some of my dreams come true, too. Yes?
Just got an e-mail from The Silent Ballet. I find it ironic… now that I’ve sworn off eMusic and can’t write two goode these days. Heh…
Read here.
There’s a hilarious post about Kyler coming up, but I password protect ‘em so stalkers won’t… ah… stalk us.
Drop me a line if you need the password (for ALL our family posts…)
Kevin
P.S. If it doesn’t work… well, let me know…
Once again, God has used Craig Groeschel’s teachings to turn what many people would consider an obscure story into one that’s full of relevancy and immediate impact. I have a close friend who is currently plagued with constant headaches and body aches. He’s an incredible Man of God whom I respect dearly, and I can’t fathom why God hasn’t healed him yet. This sermon series has helped to underscore how to wrestle with God respectfully. How we can disagree with what God is (or in some cases, ISN’T) doing, and yet still trust in Him completely.
Habbakuk is a powerful, three-part series. It will change your perspective on life, especially when you begin to question God’s goodness. (On a side note, when I was going through a hard time a few years ago, God made a number of promises to me using scripture from the book of Habbakuk. So this series has a special significance to me of God’s faithfulness in dire circumstances.)
Kevin
