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Diffie

T, ya look a little like Joe Diffie right now.

Well, at least your hair does…

You have this perfect blonde mullet going and it is just the most awesome thing.

Keep it forever.

I’ll probably just die of grief when my last baby gets her first haircut.

Does anyone even remember who Joe Diffie is?

He passed away last year from COVID complications and I feel like a part of my youth left with him.

90’s county was the best.

I remember listening to him on the radio as I went to sleep when I lived in Greenwood, South Carolina.

We lived, for a short time, with Grandma and Grandpa’s friends the Woods while I was in the 4th grade.

I slept in an old porch that had been converted to a room. The sounds of crickets and feel of humid summer air through the thin walls was something out of a novel.

I love you.

-Dad

The BASICS Of Church, Sermon Notes

Title: The BASICS Of Church
Speaker: David Wilson
Location: Lubbock, TX
Date: 5 December 2021
Verse: Acts 2:42-47

I. Compassion – Love that cares enough to act
A. Helping hurting people within the church
B. Showing kindness to those outside the church

II. Stewardship – Honoring God with your money
A. God owns all the wealth in the universe (Psalm 24:1)
B. God allows us to manage a portion of his wealth
C. God wants his wealth in circulation to support his work
D. God gives a greater blessing when we give for his work (Malachi 3:10)
E. God approves our stewardship when we give to him first

Eat Fish

Well I’m out of town on a work trip today.

Left yesterday and I am in Corpus Christi/the upper coast for two days.

I miss y’all.

We ate at “The Yardarm” last night – some fancy seafood place – and under peer pressure I ordered the crusted snapper.

It wasn’t bad, even though I rarely eat fish…

Stayed at the Omni Hotel.

Grower meeting over lunch in Sinton today, and another tonight over dinner in Wharton.

I am typing this on my phone riding in a truck with three other guys. CEO. Chairman of the board. Field rep. And me.

It’s so humid you can see the air here.

I’ll fly home and see you tomorrow.

I love you.

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