Romans 12:10

Be devoted to one another in brotherly love. Honor one another above yourselves.~Romans 12:10

Sunday, September 21, 2008

No time to breathe....

I apologize to those whom I haven't had an oppotunity to call recently. Our schedule has been extremely busy since school started.
I started back to work at full time hours from 8:30-5:00. Brandy and Jeremy have just enough time to get their homework done, chores and then we eat dinner and head out for whatever event is going on.
Monday's are Jeremy's gymnastics at the High School. (7-8 PM)
Tuesday's are FC Bible Studies in Downtown Fort Worth. (7-8:30 PM)
Wednesday is Brandy's Youth Group night at Downtown Fort Worth. Jeremy and I will be volunteering during that service too. (7- 8:30 PM)
Friday night's are the High School football games which Brandy has to attend every single game. She will soon have Saturday events too. (4pm-Midnight-ish-)
Sunday is Church day in which we volunteer as well. (9:30-11 AM)

I also still have Physical Therapy, so you know that on those days it's a bit rough. I really REALLY look forward to an early bedtime.
Thanks for understanding! I will talk to you soon!

Jeremy's new bike..

Jeremy had brought to our attention a couple things on his bike that needed to be tightened. Greg and Jeremy a couple weeks ago had a "maintenence bike day" together and basically dismantled the bike enough to spray paint the faded paint on the handlebars, replaced and tightened his chain, put a new tube in one of the tires, and tightened his loose bolts.
Well, one of the main bolts had shattered over time from the weather I am assuming. So, Greg and Jeremy went hunting for a new bike. Here's his new bike.




Greg and Jeremy's Baptism

Today was a very special day for both Greg and Jeremy. They both chose to be baptized! Jesus shows us by example and in many scripture that we are to be baptised once we accept Christ as our Lord and Savior as a symbol of our old man being submerged with Christ's death and the grave. When we come back up from the water it symbolizes we were raised with Christ and are a new person in our spirit. Greg accepted Jesus as a youth at a youth retreat years ago. Jeremy accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior this summer and chose to be baptized today. YAY!!!
Matthew 28:19-20
Mark 1:9-10
Acts 2:38