Friday, October 5, 2007

Installment #2

Well...I wanted to write a very deep and intellectual blog but I am not ready for that quite yet, but possibly this weekend will come the very intriguing and thought provoking blog of the month. But until then I have a few things to cover. First I just wanted to say how much I enjoy the cool weather and waking up to a delightful cup of coffee that warms my body as I walk to work in the morning. Not a whole lot better the cool crisp morning breeze into my nostrils. Second I must say I enjoy driving by myself at night, to no particular destination listening to music or driving in silence. Both are bring about thoughts and prayers as I travel on Freeway 91 through Corona looking at the lights that illuminate the night sky and the cross lit up on the side of the hill to the side of the freeway. Third and for most of you the reason you are reading this is the second installment of the official music videos done by Zach Bowman and Adam Cook. Please enjoy the following video and always check back for more.

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

I Need a Name

Well, Gene recently changed the title of his blog. Since reading about that I have been thinking about how I need a good title. Because my title now was the first thing that came to mind and I never actually confess anything. So I need some help from all of my faithful readers. Please leave a comment or somehow give me some good ideas for a new title. Here are some ideas: Insanity is Relative, Discombobulated Discussions, Eccentric Examinations of the Heart. These are just a few ideas that came to mind while writing this. So put your vote in now. And please submit your own ideas so that maybe one day you can say that title was my idea. You can tell your grandchildren fifty years down the road about how you were the one who named this infamous blog. And if you have a few minutes to spare please watch this video which is hilarious.

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

P.E.A.C.E.

Quickly I must say that Phil Wickham's CD Cannons is awesome. I received it yesterday afternoon in the mail and what a delight that was listening to it all night last night and all morning this morning. I absolutely love Desire, True Love, and Cannons as well as the new release of Jesus Lord of Heaven. Well just about 30 minutes ago in chapel we were able to listen to Rick Muchow lead worship and Rick Warren speak to us. Rick Warren is a CBU alumnus as well as his wife Kay. Although when they attended it was CBC and very different. What he spoke about was his P.E.A.C.E. plan. This is a plan to solve the 5 biggest problems in the world. It was a very interesting plan and got me thinking a lot. To see this man, who was labeled as America's New Pastor, and what is important to him and what God has put on his heart was very interesting and I was very happy to sit and try and understand where he is coming from and how to strive to get there. To get to the point where I care about those who I have never met and are on the other side of the world and not just to care but to take action. Coming up soon is the Global Summit on Aids and the Church which some from CBU were able to attend last year and more will go this year.

Monday, October 1, 2007

Clubbin' At Victoria

On Saturday I was able to go golfing at a very nice country club here in Riverside. I played as a guest at Victoria Club. This was my first time playing a full 18 holes at a full golf course. I have hit golf balls many times at various driving ranges and have even played at a pitch and putt course but this fine Saturday I received the whole experience. This fine club which has been around since 1903 was a very elegant place with everything you could think of. The first hole having a lake just to the right of the fairway and having a group of about 15 members watching us all tee off I was very nervous about ending up in the water. However my strategy of hitting it as hard as you can paid off as I ended up just off the fairway in the rough. After playing nine holes we stopped and enjoyed lunch, which was a really awesome burger. And then we were off to the back nine in which I was fatigued and my swing began to lag. However it was a really enjoyable time and when all was said and done I shot a 115. But I would like to say I never ended up in the water and only in the bunkers twice. Each time I ended up in the sand it took me four strokes to get it out. But I was fairly happy with the way I golfed and do feel after a few more rounds, I will be able to break the 100 mark. If you want to lose at golf give me a call and we'll play.