TUESDAY, 12/13/16
“Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer.” (Psalm 19:14 KJV)
Yesterday’s Bible reading – Acts 20:4-23:35
Today’s Bible reading – December 13 Acts 24-26
Wednesday, December 14 – Acts 27-28
Thursday, December 15 – Colossians1-4; Philemon
Friday, December 16 – Ephesians 1-6
Saturday, December 17 – Philippians 1-4
Sunday, December 18 – 1 Timothy 1-6
Carla Kyser will have a surgical procedure done this morning. The hope is to improve her ability to breathe easier. Pray that all goes well. It is my understanding that she will spend at least one night in the hospital. My policy is one surgery per person, per month. Carla expects me to be there this morning even though she recently used up her “one” surgery for the month thing! That girl is so demanding!
Tim Knighten continues with his weekly chemotherapy treatments along with his daily (Monday – Friday) radiation treatments. I “think” he is to the point now of not being able to eat so he is now dependent on the feeding tube. Obviously, this will eventually change once he is finished with his radiation and his throat improves.
Lisa Thompson will have a bone marrow test next week.
Not sure what the word is on Miss Myra Herod’s daughter, Brenda, but will find out today.
Bill Kendrick recently had surgery on one of his hands. He liked it so much that he will have the same procedure done on his other hand next Tuesday, 12/20.
Our senior adults will have their monthly fellowship tomorrow, 12/14, beginning immediately following our 10:00AM service. This will take place in the fellowship hall and will be a Christmas fellowship. An anonymous donor has provided a gift for each senior adult attending this fellowship – what a kind gesture! Sherry Schlehuber will do all of the decorating and cooking for this fellowship. All senior adults, age sixty five and older, are invited to attend this special fellowship. Spread the word and invite other senior adults to join you!
Word on the street is that Coach Eric Collier is being considered as the next OC at Alabama. Any truth to this rumor? Not sure if Coach Collier can take the pay cut! However, the allure of coaching college ball may be too much for him to pass on. Time will tell!
Twenty six years ago today, Lisa, Deidra, Daphne and I moved into the parsonage. Is that a random fact or what! I mention it mainly because I fondly remember Cynthia Cumbie helping us make that move. Precious memories!
Let me close by saying this, Pastor Shirlon Davis’ wife, Jennifer, can flat out cook some chicken and dumplings! Amazing! I do not really like her but the girl can cook!
I pray that you will have a great Tuesday with Jesus.
P.S. – Why no blog entry yesterday? Internet connection issues early and then the day was gone before I remembered I had not posted. Heard from two of our thirteen readers so it was all good!