Today was an up & down kind of day.  We started with a 2 hour delay due to some beautiful fresh snow, which meant sleeping in, breakfast with the kids and some Bible reading.  It also meant I missed 2 meetings because I had to shovel the beautiful fresh snow off the driveway.

But once I got into my rhythm today I had several good/great meetings and conversations.  I got to talk with several men about our hopes and dreams, our plans and strategies for church and faith and life…and it was good.

Then I came home, and something went awry.  I was fussy with Kim and distracted with the kids and a little put out because Isaac asked for help with homework the moment I walked in the door.

I wolfed down some food and jetted back out the door, off to my second helping of lifegroup for the week.  The snow may have kept some folks away tonight; our group was about half the size I expected.  My breakout/smaller group consisted of me and 3 young men.

And that was a God-thing.

We shared some real, vulnerable, transparent, God-redeemed parts of our lives, talked about where we’re praying for breakthrough, and let the walls down.  I thought it might be an early night; we left the place at 10:30!

I got in the WonderVan, dialed up some of my “go-to” worship music, and cut loose!  The presence of Jesus is the heart-healing, hope-dealing, future-sealing, dream-revealing that I need…that we all need.  And I landed there tonight.  Tooling down the bypass, full-voice and a little swervy, I had me a moment with the King of kings and Lord of lords.

Now someone should probably ask me if I apologized to Kim and Team Sublett for bringing the funk (no, not the good kind of funk) into the fam last night.  Who’s got that?


2 Comments

Dan · January 17, 2013 at 12:14 pm

Okay. Did you?

stacy · January 17, 2013 at 2:59 pm

Yep, I sure did! First thing this morning. Talked about it this afternoon on the way to meet with you and the other city-church pastors, too. Thanks for asking!

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