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Saturday, October 14, 2006 - You Got to be Skubalonin' ME!

"A word to those of you out there who have yet to be offended by something I have written or said: Please be patient. I am working as fast as I can."
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Thursday, October 5, 2006 - When Christianity Doesn't Work

Too Good To Be True: Finding Hope in a World of Hype by Michael Horton (Zondervan, 2006 - $16.95).
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Monday, October 2, 2006 - Ingrown Toenail and Going to Church

This entry on my blog is dedicated to another blogger and friend, Jessica.

Jessica has written on her blog a while back about her struggles in finding a new church home. Believe me I understand. Every since I moved to this
rinky-dink little town it has been very difficult for me not only to find a church home but to attend worship service regularly. As many of my online friends know I work swing shifts. It makes it very difficult to attend church services regularly. In fact, 4 days this week I am working 10 pm to 8am in which midnight to 8am I am working at the office alone. My duties on this shift are to man the phones and watch our computer networks. If our networks have any problems I am to report it immediately an engineer, even if I have to wake them up! So, even if I ever get a Sunday off it is still very difficult to get up to attend worship services because I am often so exhausted on Sunday mornings.

Not attending church regularly makes it also very difficult to be motivated to attend. It is like my
ingrown toenail (and I will be glad to explain this illustration). Often I would go walking in a local park either before or after work. The exercise is fun, it gives me a chance to get some exercise, and it helps me to control my blood sugar. When I first started walking it was really difficult to get motivated because diabetes makes me sooooo tired all the time.

Slowly I began to motivate myself to start walking. At first I started to walk to one end of the park and back. In a few days I began to walk the entire one and half mile of the course. Before long I am walking the entire course twice (three miles). Now I am on a roll and I am feeling so much better until I started to develop an ingrown toenail. UGH!

The ingrown toenail killed my enthusiasm for walking. Last year I had the same problem. When I was really getting into the walking the ingrown toenail interrupted the momentum of my enthusiasm and when this happened it took months before I was able to build the enthusiasm back to the same level.

It is the same way with church attendants. When I don
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Saturday, September 30, 2006 - Masculine Reality

When Joshua was by Jericho, he lifted up his eyes and looked, and behold, a man was standing before him with his drawn sword in his hand. And Joshua went to him and said to him, "Are you for us, or for our adversaries?" (Joshua 5:13 - ESV)

A friend of mine sent this little tidbit to my email. After he explained recoil to me I had to chuckle. I never been in the military and recoil is what I would of call a kick after shooting a shotgun.


It is nice to see masculinity on display in a feminized press who has no clue about what the military do in the time of war. If I ever met this GI who responded to the perky one

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Thursday, August 31, 2006 - TimmmAAAy!!

Just to give my readers a little taste what it is like to me at work. The first thing I need to tell my readers that I am teased relentlessly because I am a
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About Me

Hello, My name is Tim. I live at Clarksburg WV (a very small town) and I don't often get to discuss Reformed Theology with my Christian friends. I attend church sometimes but my work doesn't allow me to attend regularly so I will be using this blog to get out my thoughts about Reformed Theology. Reformed Theology is NEVER dull, it is LIFE!