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Day Eight: More Plants, a New Tree, and Taking Dominion
On Monday, Day 7, I read a lot, and didn’t do much. On Tuesday, Day 8, let the digging begin. Removing St. Augustine Well, actually, let the digging end. I began a week ago on expanding our flower bed on the east side of the house. Heidi suggested planting a… Listen ⇢
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Day Six: The LORD’s Day
No great adventures for Sunday, other than LORD’s Day worship. You can listen to the sermon here. Listen ⇢
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Day Five: Exploding Gas Can
Day 5, Saturday, was not without its adventure. Or should I say, misadventure. When I was taking a break from working on my sermon, I worked in the yard. It actually helps me to think through what I’m trying to preach, and brings some clarity. Out to work. Saturday’s goal… Listen ⇢
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Tonsie, Tonsie, Tonsie!
One of the things about my job as a teacher at Waco High School that I really love, is that I get to keep the same students for their entire time they are in high school. This means I really get to know them, watch them grow and learn. And… Listen ⇢
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Day Four: Sermonizing on Prayer
This morning (Friday) I decided I would spend most of the day working on my sermon for Sunday. This meant that I would also be praying a lot, since the sermon is on prayer. Reading about prayer always inspires me to pray more than usual. I noticed this truth years… Listen ⇢
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Day Three: Lots of Yard Work
Today (Thursday) was perfect for yard work. The temperature in the morning was in the mid 70s, and it was overcast. So the sun was prevented from beating down on me as I worked. I went immediately to work on the front flower bed. Since I hadn’t worked on it… Listen ⇢
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Day Two: Summer Vacation!
Coffee, breakfast and eventually a dash out the door is how today got started. I was hoping to take it easy since the rains came again. But alas, I remembered something I had to do. Our church, Waco Reformed Church, has been meeting in my living room for about three… Listen ⇢
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Proud Father Alert: My Youngest Graduates
My youngest son, Joseph, graduated on Saturday. I am proud of him, and as I told him, not just because he graduated from high school, but because he has really grown in maturity over his 18 years, and taken responsibility for life. He not only graduated from high school, but… Listen ⇢
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Day One: Summer Vacation
Today got off to a much better start than yesterday did, which is good, because today is the actual first day of summer vacation. There are roughly 60 days to go before returning to the grind of teaching full-time. But enough of that negative talk. Today began grandly: coffee in… Listen ⇢









