WHAT'S IN YOUR HAND?

Exodus chapter four is a great read as you see Moses being called by God to deliver the people of Israel from Egyptian bondage.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

The apostle Peter is often the target of criticism for his failure to keep his eyes on Jesus when Jesus called him to walk on the water, but at least he took the first step and got out of the boat.

FULL CIRCLE

This weekend marked the 7^th anniversary if the Flag City MultiSport Celebration – a series of 6 events unfolding on the Saturday nearest Flag Day every year, and it was truly a celebration on many levels as three intersecting stories came full circle.

ARE YOU READY FOR THIS

We ask God to bless us, we believe God will bless us, but are we ready for God to bless us? What if God really did bless you with more finances, a better job, more people in your church, children, or whatever it is you’ve been asking God to provide?

JUST DON'T FORGET ME

The greatest compliment you can give someone is to remember them. Whether it be remembering their name, their birthday, or an accomplishment, there is something said about the honor given to another when you remember them.

WAITING ON GOD

As much as everyone seems to be in a hurry today, waiting has become a way of life. The week before a big race, the days after a presentation, or the struggles of finding direction all involve the hard part of life – WAITING.

PRAYER

We all know the value of prayer, what prayer does in our lives, the fulfillment of obedience when we pray, and the joy that it brings in spending time with God but one of the hardest things in life to do is pray.

WHY DO YOU ______?

Taking a lesson from the motto of Team FCA Endurance which is “Competing for Christ” with a subtitle that is the question, “Why do you race?” – you fill in the blank for any activity in which you are involved.

OUTSIDE THE BOX

Wouldn't it be great to grow and move ahead and make progress in what we are doing in life? Hey, we all want to because if we aren't - we are slowly moving backward.

IN REMEMBRANCE

Usually writing is like therapy for me – as I love to write this column, and I love to talk to every triathlon freak I see.  You’re all nuts, and I love ya!  Today however, it hurts to write, and I am having trouble seeing the words on my screen through the tears in my eyes.