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I completely forgot to post an answer to the “Where Am I?” post.
I was in the KUC on campus at MTSU.
There are a TON of people everywhere on campus and EVERYONE is different. I love it.
Since I work at a church I get to be around awesome people chasing after the heart of God all [...]

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On August 25, 2008 I made a promise to myself to pray for a really great friend of mine everyday. His name is Carter Ambrister.
I have this card hanging up directly in front of my desk so that I can always remember to pray for him.

Carter is far from God, and my desire is for [...]

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I love experiencing that God IS real. That Jesus IS alive. Sometimes that happens in deep and intimate moments of worship or prayer. Or sometime it happens in a very practical or almost playful manner. Today was definitely the latter.
I was looking around for my phone this morning and it was NOWHERE to be found. [...]

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FBC Smyrna is currently going through the book of Ephesians in a series called E*CHURCH. The staff come up with the title while we were taking advantage of $3.99 chicken tender baskets at Toot’s one Wednesday afternoon. I specifically either Stew or David Cox saying, “E*CHURCH. Essentials for the Church” and Pat going, “E*CHURCH. [...]

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The weather is getting rough in the Southeast United States tonight. CNN reported 23 deaths in the Tennessee and Arkansas area. The Nashville/Murfreesboro area is under a tornado watch. It started about an hour ago and so far so good (five more to go). Earlier today Memphis and Jackson got hit pretty hard. Classes at [...]

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Tonight I led worship at FBCSmyrna, Tennessee like i have been doing every Wednesday since I began interning there (about 1 month). Normally the talk for the second service is done by David McCaman who is quickly becoming a very influential person and overall close friend. But tonight David passed the mic on to [...]

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