Here is what happened at work. First, you need to know a little bit about how hospital nursing works. On our floor we have an Accudose machine out of which we can retrieve certain medications, among these are controlled substances. When a retrieved controlled substance is partially used or returned to the Accudose machine it [...]
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My Sin: the domino effect
May 5, 2008A person’s a person no matter how small
April 29, 2008I have not given much thought to whether Dr. Seuss was a Believer or not, but I have questions regarding our current Christian society and whether or not the American Church, at least the segment with which I am familiar, believes this Seussism.
My experience has been that we believe that some of the less fortunates [...]
Leading Worship–My Journey
April 2, 2008• I have wanted to be a worship leader in a church for a long time. You know, the man who everyone wants to see on stage leading songs on Sunday mornings. Well, this is my journey—how it never really happened the way I envisioned.
• A little background will [...]
Random Thoughts, venting
March 26, 2008It’s spring. There’s frost. I’m tired of cold mornings. Cool is OK. Not cold. Winter is done.
I’m at Panera drinking coffee, wishing you were here, whoever you are. It is bizarre that so many are here with our laptops carrying on digital conversations with IM, Email, blogs. It is exciting. It is sad. I was [...]
Church 101: The importance of cheesecloth
March 21, 2008• As mentioned in my last post I was raised in the Church of Christ (COC), which claims to be nondenominational. By this they mean that individual churches are distinct and autonomous in all matters; yet, there are doctrines central to the idea of being called a Church of Christ.
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Church 101: Choosing the “right” church
March 20, 2008• I was raised in the Church of Christ, been a member of Evangelical Free & Presbyterian Churches, hung out at a home church, and visited Lutheran, Episcopal, Baptist, nondenominational, et al. Having been exposed to these various editions of Christendom, I wonder what going to organized church is all about. Why [...]
