Fall is officially here. Although I do love warm weather, Fall is a welcome change with all of the beautiful colors and fall activities! Last night the youth had their outing after church and we had a hotdog roast and we sat on bales of hay and played corn hole. I really wish I would have brought my camera!Friday night, I attended my first Jennings County High School Football game. I brought my knitting to keep me entertained during the game. I am glad that I can start knitting things that I can wear soon!
My big plans for fall are pumpkin carving with Joe, I have never done a corn maze before, getting fall decorations for our house, and I want to visit Brown County which is supposed to be beautiful in the fall. What are your plans for the fall?
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was the speaker and did a really good job of providing Biblical and Simple ways of bringing peace in your marriage. What really struck me was when Ken said that good communication is not the key to marriage because good communicators can also be good manipulators. The key to a Biblical marriage is forgiveness. That is something so simple but so hard in any relationship but important in displaying God's love. I know that I can personally harbor bad feelings for days without speaking of them but it can show in my attitude or how I treat Joe. Monday night was a good reminder to breathe grace to the people around me, especially to my husband.
about what it means to really listen to preaching and apply it in our lives. My new resolution is to apply what I hear on Sundays. My wonderful husband is going to preach through 1 Corinthians in the morning services and Exodus through the evening services. My goal is to take notes during the service and throughout the week I will look at the notes and study them. I also can prepare for next week by looking ahead. Thabiti mentions that you can even ask your pastor what text he will be using next week. I am sure Joe would be thrilled if someone did that! I wholly suggest getting his book if you want to know more.
I have found that I kind of enjoy cooking. And I have found that I am not half bad at it. I like to grocery shop and try to find meals. But I am horrible planner of meals. If I have a day off and want to cook, I look through a couple of cookbooks and then go to the grocery store and cook that night. But as seen by this past week, that didn't happen. In fact I haven't cook in over a week. So I need to get better at planning meals! I just finished searching for meals for the week, which includes vegetable soup, pork chops, and roasted chicken. I wrote down all of the ingredients and about to head to the grocery store. I know this will make hubby happy! How do you plan for meals?
