I have heard you say that the absence of a blog implies that I am not doing well. Not so. Sometimes, like this time, the absence of a blog post means that I have been a bit overwhelmed at work. I am okay with that, mind you. I love church.
There are some parts of church that are more costly than others. For instance, pastors love people. They must be that way or they are not called to be a pastor. Anyway, I love me job. I just wish that I could do even more.
Of course you remember that our North Carolina weather threw us for a loop. We had record cold temps and frozen precipitation. Then my blood counts got off whack and I could not take chemo that week. Then I spent a couple of days in the hospital due to a fever of an unknown source, which was never found, by the way.
Then, my fellow cancer journey survivor, Connie Daniels went on to be with the Lord. That gave me the opportunity to speak at her funeral service on Sunday evening - after preaching two services on Sunday morning.
On Monday we did go get chemo and I have been able to get some work done. Today (Wednesday) I went to get my stitch removed from my back surgery and get my chemo pump taken off at SMOC.
I like being busy, don't you? It means that God still has something to leave you on this earth to do.
Lord, let it begin with Jerry
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