As the new year approaches I am waxing nostalgic. I want to look back at the major things that happened. A NEW JOB….ALMOST It was very hard when I was offered a job after a year of searching and then being led on only to be told that I wasn’t going to be hired after [...]
Archive for December, 2008
A LooK Back and a Look Ahead….
Posted: December 31, 2008 by passionburnswithin in Literature, Ministry, Philosophy, Reading, Religion, UncategorizedTags: Life, outreach
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An open letter to someone Codenamed: success
Posted: December 16, 2008 by passionburnswithin in UncategorizedDear Success, I have watched from a distance as your life has unfolded over the past year. It was a life that early on held such promise for immediate greatness. Unfortunately that potential has not been reached. I have watched as you have become the antithesis of what I hoped you would become. I thought [...]
I have almost everything purchased for this Christmas. I am now in the busiest time of this season for me as school winds down and Christmas parties start up I am going to be on the go constantly for the next 12-14 days. I am looking forward to it but unfortunately it means I won’t [...]
Seriously Ridiculous was the Theme of the conference I attended a few weeks back. I have always been amazed at the difference of modern day religion and what the Bible actually speaks of. So I ram across this today and thought I would pass it along. I will warn you it contains some harsh language [...]
I found this to be a little unnecessary and unlike many of the comments I do not think just anyone would do something like that. I know I wouldn’t would you?
MAn time flies
Posted: December 8, 2008 by passionburnswithin in UncategorizedTags: ministry church youth teens teenagers school outreach m
This time of year is hectic and I havent had a chance to blog. Some interesting things that I am carrying over from the last post. I went to a couple of sessions with Brock Morgan as the speaker. I absolutely loved that guy he was very open and honest about the burden he had [...]
