I don’t know when I have looked forward to a recording more. Other than the Christmas music, if has been five years since Fernando’s last recording. On July 12th I will be spending an holy hour with this album in a quiet place.
A Clumsy Dance
We inherited an adorable, intelligent little Yorkie from our daughter Heidi a couple years ago. The kids named him Hazard after a little town in Eastern Kentucky, near where they first met him. Heidi married and moved away and left Hazard with us. We fell immediately and effortlessly in love with the little animal. The […]
Great Gas Mileage
Saturday we spend a few hours in New Buffalo. We strolled along Lake Michigan, ate at The Stray Dog, and puttered around a few shops. It was a good day. We found a little custard stand. They had a car that looked like it would get good gas mileage.
It’s Not a Real Bear
Standing in the yard across the street from Granville Cottage is a nine-foot tall bear sculpted with a chain saw. It’s pretty imposing and impressive and an interesting conversation piece. A couple years ago our oldest son and his family came for a visit. I went out to the car to greet our grandson, little […]
Are You A Real Christian?
Series: Matthew’s Gospel Date: June 25, 2011 AM Place: Evangel Baptist Church–Taylor, Michigan Speaker: Ken Pierpont
How to Cultivate Desire for God
Growing Season Wednesday Night Series Message: How to Cultivate Desire for God Date: Wednesday Evening–June 15, 2011 Place: Evangel Baptist Church–Taylor, Michigan Speaker: Pastor Kenneth L. Pierpont
How A Man Can Have a Lasting Influence
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10 Date: June 20, 2011 (Father’s Day) Place: Evangel Baptist Church–Taylor, Michigan Speaker: Pastor Kenneth L. Pierpont
Flyover of Proverbs
Series: A Flyover of the Bible Text: The Book of Proverbs Date: June 12, 2011 PM Speaker: Pastor Kenneth L. Pierpont
The Terror and Tragedy of False Profession
Text: Matthew 7:21-23 Place: Evangel Baptist Church Series: Matthew’s Gospel Date: June 12, 2011 AM Speaker: Pastor Kenneth L. Pierpont
“Cha-Ching”
On a summer afternoon years ago our oldest son Kyle came in from playing out in the back with a friend looking serious. The conversation went something like this: “Hey, Kyle. You OK?” “Yea.” “Watcha’ up to?” “Rusty was here.” “Were you playing?” “We were talking. I was witnessing to him.” “Well, that’s good, Kyle. […]