Archive for the 'Midtown' Category

Blogging Via Bullet-Points

June 15, 2009

I hate blogging via bullet-points, but sometimes I feel it’s necessary, especially when I am trying to play catchup. Here we go.

Wells Fargo: The good news:  I am still employed. The bad news: I am miserable and am desperately seeking a new job. I have missed my sales goals two months in a row and have [...]

Columbia is Home

April 29, 2009

You know God’s up to something when you get offered a job, without ever interviewing, for way more than you’re making now, but decline it because you can’t imagine leaving the family you have here.
Columbia. Midtown. It’s where I am supposed to be. I am more sure of it now than ever before. I can’t [...]

CONNECT(ed)?

April 13, 2009

Tonight I got to do what I love: Listen to people’s stories, help them figure out where they’re at, then help them take steps to get deeper connected. Part of my responsibility in heading up Relational Ministry at Midtown is leading a monthly session we call CONNECT. At CONNECT we brew some of the finest coffee around [...]

I Would Rather Be In Prison

October 28, 2008

As the cars passed by at the intersection of Gervais and Lincoln, I sat inside Starbucks, sipping on a Pumpkin Spice Latte and gazing out the window. Tonight I sat watching as college students and adults walked to local bars, restaurants and clubs, many without a worry insight. The Weatherman said the evening low would [...]