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Thought Pattern: People are a Treasure; Care for Them as Such
February 6, 2020
Let’s start with a moment of transparency. On the extrovert / introvert scale I trend toward introvert. If you knew me when I was younger, or If you watch me from afar, you may find that a little surprising. As a part of my function andRead More -
Thought Pattern: Every Day is a Gift
February 5, 2020
I referenced in a blog I wrote yesterday, that rather than setting goals, I prefer to diligently cultivate specific thought patterns. You can read my reasoning HERE. A couple of reasons I value a well cultivated thought process over a wellRead More -
5 Reasons I’m Not a Fan of Setting Goals
February 4, 2020
January 2020 was but a vapor, and now we continue into February. How are you doing on those New Year Resolutions? Before you hang your head in shame, or lift your chin in pride, I am offering neither a rebuke nor a well done. Rather, now thatRead More -
What the Super Bowl Reveals About Us
February 3, 2020
I will readily admit, in the overarching sense, sports are meaningless. With the exception of those whose career is in the sports industry, sports do not put more food on our table, nor do they change the trajectory of our future (eternityRead More -
Are You an Entertainer?
December 4, 2019
A couple of nights ago Michelle and I were watching a special about Garth Brooks. Let me make the disclaimer now, there are many of Garth’s life decisions and songs that I do not validate nor support. However, I am intrigued by people whoRead More -
A Lesson From Rudolph
December 4, 2019
A couple of nights ago I sat on the couch, warmly snuggled up with my 9 year old and 8 year old under my favorite blanket. The faux fireplace was roaring, my Santa coffee mug filled with delicious warmth, and the Christmas feels waftingRead More -
A Lesson From Grilled Corn
September 10, 2019
Like most males, I consider myself a bit of a “grill master”. A time or two each week I fire up the charcoal, work up a little bit of smoke, and cook on my simple Weber grill. A common meal at our home is steak (typically a succulentRead More -
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…
September 5, 2019
Charles Dickens’ opening line of “A Tale of Two Cities” seems apropos in our present American climate. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was theRead More -
A Worship Leader’s Worst Nightmare
September 3, 2019
Ok, the title was a bit of click bait, but I may very well fall into the category of being a worship leader’s worst nightmare. I have so much respect for our friends who have patiently worked with us through the years. People like HeatherRead More
Jeremy Austill
Thank you for visiting my site. In recent years I have sensed the assignment of my life gravitating toward investing in the soul health and rich spiritual formation of God's people. Through the art of writing, it is my hope to befriend you and join you on a journey toward all that Jesus makes available for those the Father calls sons and daughters.
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