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I found this waiting for me on the stage Sunday morning. What a great surprise! One of our students took a few minutes to be an encourager. Their example is the real inspiration. Who can you encourage today?

Sometimes the path is straight and level, but sometimes there are hills. Sometimes you feel strong and confident, and other times you feel the weight of the past or worries of the future. I’m not just talking about running. We all know that there are ups and downs, but we don’t always use what we have learned from the past to help us navigate them. Here are some things I’ve been learning. Circumstances change, keep going. Emotions change, keep going. Results are uncertain, keep going. Applause fades, keep going. Growth hurts, keep going. Staying the same is worse, keep going.

This was a gift from someone in my church a few years ago. It’s a great reminder of my responsibility to be a man of prayer. I’ll be meeting with some local pastors in just a few minutes to pray for each other, our ministries, our families, and this community. In one voice we will ask for His kingdom to come and His will be done so that His name will be made known to a greater extent.

We had a great time at our Keenagers senior luncheon today. Delicious food and great conversation. I love these dear saints and greatly enjoy their stories.

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