I enjoyed every minute and every step of this walk today. #195by50


I enjoyed every minute and every step of this walk today. #195by50


Regardless of the outcome, what a baseball game. What a series.
Everything that is beautiful about baseball is this game.
Got after it this morning! ๐ช #195by50



Tonight, Amy and I went out for dinner at Bellflower in Downtown Ypsilanti. The food, ambience, and service were outstanding!






Currently reading: Slow Theology by A. J. Swoboda ๐
This might be the single most challenging book Iโve read in the last few years. The good kind of conviction on every page.
Cardio day! I am beginning to like it! #195by50
I am fascinated at watching how my body responds to different food.
For example, I was under my calorie goal yesterday. But, I chose to eat boneless wings and chips and salsa with my friend at BWWs during the Tigers game.
I retained a lot of water from carbohydrates. โGainedโ a pound. It will disappear by tomorrow, maybe even in a few hours after I exercise. Our bodies are fascinating.
Currently reading: Slow Theology by A. J. Swoboda and Nijay Gupta ๐
I just read this: โTo pursue Jesus is to pursue truth.โ
As I ponder that it strikes me again that that to point people to truth is simply pointing the toward Jesus. Which means if we seek to do that, we must do our best to mirror Jesus to the world.
Oh, how I woefully fall short. May God have mercy.
Wednesday lift ๐ช๐ช
#195by50
Cardio Day and a PR โ
Cardio Day and a PR โ
September 22, 2025: 259.9 September 29, 2025: 254.3 October 6, 2025: 250.7
Progress is being made.
Non-scale victories have been really fun! #195by50
These have been two of the best baseball games Iโve ever seen. Itโs going to be fun having these next two in The D. #RepDetroit
Good grief.
Baseball, man.
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You can listen to the full audio of the message here: Lives Hidden With Christ - The Mystery
In our ongoing study of Colossians, we arrive at a profound and challenging passage at the end of chapter 1. We’ve spent several weeks in this book, and as we come to verses 24 through 29, we find the Apostle Paul laying out a message that is as uncomfortable as it is beautiful. Itโs a passage that challenges our modern ideas of faith, leadership, and community.