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Elevate 06 Rocked

Man, all the stress, busy-ness, and detail checking was totally worth it. This past weekend at Elevate was a blast, and most importantly I believe God really began a work in some of our hardest kids, and encouraged our core, and reminded our youth leaders that it’s all worth it. Our times of worship wereContinue reading “Elevate 06 Rocked”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 31, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Elevate 06 Rocked

This week is camp week!!!

Elevate came so quickly. I can’t believe it. This is the week that I have been preparing for and stressing over. and it’s finally here. I can’t believe it. I really don’t have much to write other than if any one reads this that they would pray for our retreat this friday saturday and sunday.

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 23, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on This week is camp week!!!

another week flys by

Well here it is Thursday 2pm and another week is flying right by. I can’t believe how quickly it goes. Doesn’t help that this was a short week due to MLK day. As we are approaching this coming sunday I am going to be talking a little bit about John the Baptist. One of theContinue reading “another week flys by”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 19, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on another week flys by

Yep

Well,I went home last night and finished up that sermon on the Boy Jesus Luke 2:41-52. I think it came out well, it will be fun to talk about. I just can’t believe how fast the church world goes. There is so much to do and so little time. AND so many things that canContinue reading “Yep”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 11, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Yep

Boy Jesus

I was really excited when I started thinking about what I was going to talk about this week at >>b>> But now I seem to be hitting a mental block. Maybe because I’m tired of sitting at my desk, and I need to finish this up at home or something. I don’t know. It’s prettyContinue reading “Boy Jesus”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 10, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Boy Jesus

Camp is Coming

Man, I can’t believe that January is already here. I started planning our winter camp in August, and it’s almost here. It goes so quick. I’m a detail person, and I carry a lot of responsibility for having the details right. I shot a goal that was pretty high for Elevate, and now I haveContinue reading “Camp is Coming”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 9, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Camp is Coming

Meeting with a student

I’m meeting today with a young man who comes from very troubled background. I know that he really wants to serve God, but it doesn’t seem like he wants to put in the effort to make that happen. He has been on my heart a lot lately, I actually had a dream that he wasContinue reading “Meeting with a student”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 4, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Meeting with a student

Writing a book

So I have always wanted to write a book, and some one once told me that I should do it before I turn twenty five. I turn twenty five next month, so I need to get on the ball. I started writing this morning. I started by writing an introduction about me and what theContinue reading “Writing a book”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 3, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on Writing a book

New years

So I have been trying to blog regularly, because it helps me to process my thoughts and all that God is doing in my heart. And it’s been a while because I was using myspace went over to myspace to blog, but I was really annoyed by their format so I think I will justContinue reading “New years”

Posted byjasondeumanJanuary 2, 2006Posted inUncategorizedTags:UncategorizedLeave a comment on New years

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