Wanted to share something I have shared with our leaders at Open Life about serving the mission. Continue reading
Category Archives: News
A day to remember
Hard to beat a day like today! Grace, Love and Generosity packed in one great day. Continue reading
Different Ways
Sitting at Starbucks working and watched the person across from me do a full on nose wipe. She used the Elephant trunk method…wipe from the wrist straight up until you reach your elbow. Disgusting, but got me to thinking. Continue reading
The Rapture Didn’t Happen!
Even though it didn’t happen there are now many who would love to know what it is. I posted a blog two days ago on our local online news source Patch.com about the rumors that Jesus was coming. Many should have at least realized that there are some things they don’t know Continue reading
Why Serve others vs. ourselves
A little video blog on being a blessing to people and letting our light shine through that by making others lives better!
Easter
So what are you doing for Easter? What are your church’s goals for Easter? Interesting questions that make a pastor think.
Honestly, my Easter desire Continue reading
Open Life is Moving
Sunday we gathered at Victor Falls Elementary School. Starting March 20th this will be our permanent location for services at Open Life. Why, what, who…huh? Continue reading
Welcome Preston Thaddeus Huff
Children are a gift from God. I fully believe this as our family welcomed into this world our fourth child, Preston Thaddeus Huff yesterday at 7:53am. Continue reading
A few of my favorite things
I can’t think of many more things that make my heart pump than being generous to those in need. Even when they don’t express the need for that generosity, but it is found by relentlessly pursuing the places of felt need in our city.
Looking back over the past year my two favorite thank you notes are from Peek-a-Brew and Liberty Ridge Elementary. Continue reading
Serving the City
Just over one year ago I went to my first Chamber of Commerce meeting. I was nervous and seriously would have rather plucked my eyes out with a blunt object, but after attending a few weeks I began to love the people and businesses of this great city called Bonney Lake. Continue reading