I gave this lesson on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010. Unfortunately I do not have a recording of it because the app on my droid messed up and it’s really hard to troubleshoot an issue when you’re giving a speech. I do, however, have both the transcript and the handout.
I cannot take credit for any of this lesson. A friend of mine found it somewhere on the web and gave it to me. If you know who wrote it, please let me know so I can give credit to whom credit is due.
Here are the logos I’ve thrown together for our upcoming Vacation Bible School. The theme is ‘Set in Stone’. We’ve had several banners printed, and put the logos on t-shirts. I will see if I can get some of the kids at church to model them for me.
Lesson I gave for Wednesday night invitation on March 24th, 2010. It’s all about picking your side.
Today’s Monday Update comes with some bad news. This past Thursday I was told that I am being laid-off, my last day is Wednesday the 31st. They gave me the option of whether or not to go in until then and today I’ve decided only to go in to get the last of my stuff.
I have been reading Matthew 6 and Romans 8 a lot. We’ll be fine. The Lord will provide and I will find another job. Prayers are welcomed and encouraged.
I did present my lesson on Wednesday about choosing sides. I’ll be putting that up later today or early tomorrow. I still need to edit the audio. Yes, I finally remembered to record it.
Other than those two highlights of the week, not much else has happened. At least in contrast to them, everything else seems unimportant.
One of the topics I’ve yet to really talk about here is my gaming hobby. I plan on doing some articles on some of my favorite games, as well as provide some links to several of my favorite blogs and sites related to them. This will definitely emphasize the “geek” side of DiscipleGeek. If you had any doubt, this should cement my geekiness in your mind. 😉 Even with all the job searching I plan on doing, I should have plenty of time to come up with the articles now that I’m unemployed.
Speaking of job searching, my resume is available at request through my Email Me page if you know of a place hiring.
This past week has been rather busy. My parents came down to work on the house renovation some more. While watching a plethora of HGTV, we were able to get tile down in our foyer and on our kitchen counter tops. Dad worked a lot on applying the first coat of mud to the newly sheet-rocked walls and we built out a closet in the empty space over our air return. That closet will make excellent storage for our board games. Dad also built out the framework to hold the cabinet and hood as well as some recessed lights over the stove. There’s still quite a bit left to do, but at least we have some new lighting and kitchen counter tops to fix our meals on.
I’ve updated the Noise to Signal article with a recording of my lesson. Unfortunately, because I keep forgetting to record my lessons, this recording was done in my office instead of when I first gave it in front of an audience. I’m gonna blame my nerves again. I have another lesson coming up on Wednesday (March 24th) and I think I’ve finally come up with a topic, I’ve just gotta get it on paper. That’s the 2nd hardest part of doing this. The first, of course, is actually giving the lesson.