The Divine Crash

Recently my internet went out. So I am forced to use the internet on my 3G iPad which is great for small thing but there are still something I just can’t do. One of them is upload my sermon audio to this blog. So please enjoy the notes from my last sermon [...]

This whole “Christian thing” as some call it has totally consumed my life. Everything I do is influenced by my belief in Jesus as the savior of the whole world. I try to make sure it impacts every part of my life and I work to make sure that my faith in Jesus [...]

Today’s sermon ended up short.  Not sure why. Perhaps my coffee was making me go faster but either way I still thought it went well.  Enjoy the notes below and feel free to listen and download the podcast on iTunes.
I have never said the word “Naked” in church so many times…it was different..
Genesis 3:7-21: Who [...]

The walk of shame.  When a college student stumbles back into their dorm after a long night of partying, usually with messed up hair and the same clothes on.  Everyone can see what they are doing and everyone knows why. Have you ever experienced this?  I was not cool enough to experience this.  However, I [...]

Today we are starting a new and fresh look at Genesis 1.  For the month of May we will study only 3 chapters of Genesis.  Feel free to listen and download on iTunes.  I would encourage you to listen because some of it is not in the notes.
 
Genesis 1:1

On Good Friday instead of doing something emergent/post-modern or experiential we went with a normal service with a normal sermon… Not sure if something different would have been better but at least the sermon recorded.  You can listen to it after the jump or on iTunes.   I did deviate from these notes a few times so [...]

Today’s Sermon recorded!! There is a podcast up and ready for you to listen to.  Simply click here and iTunes will open, you can even subscribe to them.  This sermon is number 4 in our series on Forgiveness for lent.  Enjoy the notes and feel free to comment.  Also, I showed a video during the [...]

On Friday I got home from Germany to a house full of sick people.  By Monday we rushed my son to the hospital, he wasn’t breathing well.  We sat in the ER of Pittsburgh Children’s hospital for what seemed like hours.  The people were wonderful and took great care of my son.  Once they gave [...]