Last night I was so proud of Jeff E., Cody and Michael. They do such a good job with our tech stuff. Jeff does all of our intro video production (’the scoop’) and last night’s was hilarious. I also thought how blessed we are as I looked around and saw many of our adult leaders…leaders who have busy lives yet make time to invest in the lives of others for the sake of the Kingdom. I’m privileged to serve with each of you! Your inspire my faith and my passion for ministry.
We had Jared Kliewer last night for worship…I thought he did a great job! Gabe played as well and sounded amazing on the electric and Zach and Erik did another nails job as well. It’s so fun to hear a full room singing like that to God. I think God was honored by it.
I gave a message from Acts 2:1-41 on and focused on how after this unmatched movement of God at Penetcost there were some who “mocked” in disbelief. We talked about how sometimes when you are mocked or made fun of it might not be as bad as you think. That if you stand out for your faith in Jesus should actually be encouraged becuase others can truly tell that you are with Him. One girl said to me later that in her home she is discouraged from reading her Bible, she is told not to. I applauded her desire to walk intimately with Jesus.

Ashlyn our 21 month old daughter got 4 stitches on Saturday. She is gutsy. She loves adventure…she takes risks all too often. She slipped off the chair and hit her chin on the counter to get the stitches. Christina and I thought this would slow her down…not the case! One thing I appreciate about her is that she is a “go-getter.”
I scored two tickets to the Husker game on Saturday thanks to Melinda! It was amazing! I got to take Jack which was a blast as well. Even if you don’t like the Huskers the experience of a Husker game is worth the price of the ticket! On Saturday there were 85,000 fans packed in for the 299th sell-out game…pretty incredible if you ask me. Talk about a loud, exciting, passion filled event. I leaned over at one point and said to Jack (he’s a Husker fan to the core) “I see why some people are so “husker crazy”. But there is a question that comes to mind after an experience like this. The question is, “what will heaven be like?” What will it be like when in accord people from ever nation join on common turf in praise and adoration of the One true God. I was blow away by 85,000 fans cheering as a brown leather ball moved up and down the field…what will it be like when every human on the planet worships their Creator?
