Great worship at church yesterday. We had 58 people in attendance. There were lots of visitors. Some from Idaho, Oklahoma, Colorado and even
as far away as Houston. It was one of
those days when the songs matched up perfectly with the teaching. And when we worked on memorizing Romans 8:31
with a Visual Verse, our incredible Praise Team switched some things around and
added a song based on that scripture. We
had a barrage of compliments about the service, so thanks to Jimmy and Jim and
Cory for your leadership.
Josh showed me how to get pictures and
videos off my camera onto the computer. I
had forgotten that the charger was also a connection cable, and I could treat
it like a thumb drive. Kel showed me how
to set up to upload pictures to the Dropbox application. It started immediately, and over the course
of a day and a half it loaded 300 or so photos to “the Cloud.” It never did finish any of the videos,
though. That meant the original problem
that led to all this was not resolved. I
was trying to figure out a way to get the portion of Kelly Boyer’s sermon that
I was able to record posted on FaceBook (it was too long) or YouTube (I have no
idea what’s wrong there. Keeps telling
me I’m entering the wrong email or password).
It is on my computer now, so maybe I’ll just make her a cd of it and see
if she wants to figure it out.
I have to add a quick grandchild
anecdote. Before Christmas Cailyn was
working together with Chris to make a chicken pot pie for our neighbor who
broke her kneecap. As they mixed ingredients,
Cailyn looked up at Chris and said, “Are you young, Nani?”
Ever the quick-thinking one, Chris replied,
“What do you think?”
Not to be outdone in the quick-thinking
department, Cailyn had an immediate answer.
It was tactful, sweet, loving, and above all, evasive. She countered, “Well, you’re a lot of
fun.”
Learn from the three-year-old master.
Psalms 50:23 says, “He who sacrifices thank offerings honors me, and he prepares the way so
that I may show him the salvation of God.”
Father, Thank you for all the folks you
drew into worship yesterday. Give them a
safe New Year’s Eve. Amen.
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