A Glimmer of Encouragement
I'm really in another blog funk. One a week just don't get it for me, but I just can't get back into the swing of things. Part of the reason has been the stress level of life lately. We've had a busy week getting ready for our Christmas show in our band that ended with Danielle having her first seizure in two weeks. Keep praying for her please.
One thing that happened this week that was a glimmer of encouragement came through email. One of our young men (college student) who has been missing from some of our services for the past couple of months set me an email expressing how much he had been missing Creekside and explained lots of conflicts that were legitimate and told me he would be there today and he was.
How encouraging is that that a young man cared enough to let me know that? It meant the world to me and I told him so today.
One thing that happened this week that was a glimmer of encouragement came through email. One of our young men (college student) who has been missing from some of our services for the past couple of months set me an email expressing how much he had been missing Creekside and explained lots of conflicts that were legitimate and told me he would be there today and he was.
How encouraging is that that a young man cared enough to let me know that? It meant the world to me and I told him so today.
God bless you all.
posted by Keith Davis at
10:16 PM
4 Comments:
A sign perhaps of someone going from immaturity to maturity? We'll keep praying for Danielle.
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cwinwc, at 8:18 AM
Mr Keith, Just like I told Sheila last night I missed my Creekside family so much! Just a few more months of this and maybe just maybe I can trasfer to another position. I have already been promised another position so that will work out great! Love to all of my family. Swindle
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Anonymous, at 12:49 PM
Dittos to all the above, plus how are we going to keep our North Alabama connection if you're not blogging? You are one of the few Christians in North Alabama that will actually claim any of us!
Peace.
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Steve Puckett, at 9:27 PM
A little late reading this but I too will be in prayer ... for the whole family.
Shalom,
Bobby Valentine
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Stoned-Campbell Disciple, at 12:19 PM
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