Well Sunday was a busy morning early as I headed out on my bike at 5:30 'ish to the college to help with the load in and set up of the college for BridgePoint Church. We were a couple volunteers short but managed although it took us a few minute longer than normal. I got back to the house before 7:30 then got ready to leave again just after 8 for the morning huddle and then to start greeting folks as they arrived for the 9AM first service. We had a really nice crowd for a holiday weekend with several new faces as many of our regulars were gone for the week and the second service had a nice crowd as well.
After the second service which both Nancy and I worked we helped to pack up the outside greeting tent then headed to Willie Jewels for some barbecue for our big meal of the day. She had the brisket and me the chicken, both were delicious and plentiful and we brought enough home for lunch today(monday). That held us except for a fresh ground ham sandwich around 6:30 which Nancy and Betsy did grind up after getting back from shopping all afternoon. I chilled on the couch watching the NFL and the hapless Bucs beat another hapless team in Atlanta. There were a couple of good games later in the day but the weather was something else up north with cold rain evident throughout one game. I know there will be some sick folks this next week from sitting out in this pouring rain where you could see your breath. They saw their team the Patriots win again with Brady at QB.
Well there wasn't much to write about except the services at BridgePoint were very telling and convicting. Our nation needs to hear this message and its archived at bridgepointfl.com if anyone is interested. It's all about your perspective from GOD's point of view and how we view things in life and make our choices. Our lead pastor Tim Whipple was back to end up the series titled Half Full.
Well this is the Thanksgiving holiday week so our grands are out of school and the Rec. is closed on Thursday and Friday. There goes the spare tire with all this good eatin' and lack of pickle ball, oh well, LATER
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