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These days there’s so much real life, in person, doing all the things that I have struggled to create a rhythm to write and create.

One of my goals this week is to block time to create and publish.

Spending time at my favorite Flint area coffee shop today, The Station Coffee Co! If you’re around the area and want to connect, hit me up.

I really need to be productive today. So, I’m starting with this list:

  1. Gym
  2. Emails and other communication
  3. Lunch
  4. Reading/studying
  5. Chorin’

Reward: Bowling with the fellas!

I’ve been preaching at a quaint little Presbyterian Church in Flint the last few years as pulpit supply. I finally started recording and uploading the sermons. If that’s something you’re interested in, you can check them out here: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/…

Chris Stapleton is built different…

That’s it.

That’s the post.

Consistency is the key. Down below 250lbs, that’s over 70lbs.

Not perfect.

Consistent.

I’m beyond proud of this kid. He’s a college baseball player and he’s also demolishing it in the classroom. Tonight he was honored for making the Moot Court Nationals at LSU and inducted into the Pi Sigma Alpha Honors Fraternity. #notjustanathlete #smarterthanme

Golfing with my pops today was good for the soul. I’m so grateful for these days.

I get to play golf with my Dad today.

Can.

Not.

Wait.

This is the best perk of being a pastor, the flexibility to spend time in various ways. Tonight I will be bowling with men (and friends) from our faith community.

These are good days. 🏌️‍♂️🎳

Beginning a week from today I will be hosting a virtual book club on my Telegram channel. We will be reading and discussing Eugene Peterson’s “Leap Over a Wall: Earthly Spirituality for Everyday Christians.”

No meetings or anything like that. Just read and reflect as you go. One chapter a week. Share thoughts and respond to others as you feel comfortable.

The book: amzn.to/3GvoA6O

The channel: t.me/+vVZtv7kB…

The mornings are getting sunnier! I can’t wait to sit on the patio in the morning drinking coffee and reading. Soon!

This was a challenging and hope-filled Lenten devotional. I’m grateful for the time spent considering the deep and weighty things of Scripture these last forty days.

Finished reading: Wondrous Encounters by Richard Rohr 📚