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    Changing Focus And Changing Pace

    I expected to have a better overall average time given my training plan had me doing high intensity sprints. It’s OK though as my times were faster than my plan actually called for. The 2nd half of my run was really a little bit of a wake up call on where my focus has been…
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    How Can You Run Without Water?

    Water for these children not only helps sustain them it radically changes there futures and the opportunities they have otherwise had without access to clean water. #HWI #Run4Water #WhyIRun #GRNarathon

    Donate to Wells for Africa: https://timn.me/2Kx7NEr

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    Remembering The Daily Struggle In Sierra Leone

    As I wrapped up another 5 miles this morning my thoughts turned to the daily struggle to survive for so many in Sierra Leone. The hardship of trying to gather water, and not even clean water for many, is real. Adding the begin of the spread of #COVID19 in he country and I am deeply…
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    Youth Group Kickoff…

    Well, today work was pretty normal. Nothing too special. We had the youth group kickoff and things seemed to go pretty well. I got over to the church about 5:15 or so to get the sound system & projection equipment all setup. I worked on fine tuning OpenSong a little during break at work and…
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    Pokemon Night With My Son

    Got my son some more energy cards and we both built decks that we can actually play with. I really enjoy playing these kinds of games so I’m pumped to have my son enjoy this one. #Pokemon #StrategyGames #games
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    God’s Timing…Not Ours

    (Exodus 11:1-10) Looking again at the story of Moses being used by God to bring the Isrealites out of Egypt, we can see that things didn’t go as the people, or Moses, had hoped. God, however, had a perfect plan in mind. I’ve talked about it before, but once again I am reminded, that in…

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