Reunion Time

This weekend we had the chance to rally the staff in Dallas as we prepped for the Texas/OU game. It was an opportunity for the family to be together to catch up and have some fun.

Kwest was well represented, along with all of the rest of the kamps. We fellowshipped, ate some good food, told some great stories, but mostly had the chance just to catch up with each other.

The highlight of the weekend had to have been Todd Rapp's skit. He was in vintage form as he and Shay Robbins performed a sundry of different skits centered around writing next year's summer theme song (see pictures).

We hit the road this week and I will be heading to College Station and Waco, Texas. The KMT is off and running and we are excited to see some people.

tweaker

I don't know why, but lately I have had a tough time keeping up with writing. I desire to be diligent...it just doesn't seem to happen.

It's late and I just got back from Dallas and the Kanakuk reunion. I have a few hours here in Branson before I turn around and head back down to College Station on Monday morning. Life is crazy.

After being with one of my leadership guys, I have decided that my problem with blogging might just be able to be solved by "tweaking" I mean "twitter" or whatever you want to call it.

I will give everyone an update on our reunion and some photos of Todd Rapps greatest work I have seen in over 20 years. He is, without a doubt, one of the most funny humans I have ever seen.

Here's to keeping up with you...
I will tweak you soon.

Out for a Walk

The human body is one of the most amazing machines ever created. We are able to do so many things from climbing mountains to running marathons, and biking 100 miles to graceful slam dunks.

The more science helps us advance the powers of the human body, the more human beings seem to have no limit as to what they can achieve.

However, the one thing that our body was best designed for is walking. God hand crafted the parts of what we are to be able to travel from point A to point B with efficiency and ease. We take for granted the simplicity of what we do every day.

We are made to walk with Him.

No one ever sets out to be a fool or become one on purpose. We take our eyes off of the Lord and make decisions apart from Him. We let go of His hand and take matters into our own hands. That's how we lose step. We don't walk wisely.

So go take a walk today...as you go, make sure you never let go of God's hand. We were created to walk hand in hand with our heavenly Father. It's the most natural thing we can do.