I am puzzled by the actions of some people. I'm not claiming to be an angel or anything, but I strive to be a full timer. It has become easier since I lost my job. I'm not tempted to fall into the traps my fellow employees carried with them everyday. I'm talking about being a christian. Its disturbing to hear someone belt out a tirade of curse words that would make Samual Jackson blush and then realize you know that person from church. Wreckless gambling, irresponsible drinking, womanizing,and cheating/telling lies, and gossiping are things we encounter on an everyday basis and to see people from church and employed by the church doing these things disturbs me to no end. Why be a part timer. You're either all in or out as far as I'm concerned. I try not to judge these people, but they make it hard for me to witness when I associate occasionally with these part timers.I pray for my walk as well as their walk.
Sorry for the rant.
Blessings,
Steg
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Non Verbal Communication

Men in particular use this type of communication on a daily basis. A wave, finger point, fist bump, high five, or chest bump are good examples as well as a simple handshake. We use these gestures for various reasons.Sometimes we do it to avoid talking, or we may have differences with the person and only gesture out of respect or appearing to be congenial when really we despise them. I use these gestures to avoid taking down the wall that I have built around myself. So if I actually stop and talk to you, I obviously feel comfortable with you. If I pass you with the subtle head bob, there is something I'm not sure about or I simply don't know you enough. Sometimes men use these gestures because of the tough guy syndrome. I've been accused of this unjustly. I'm just shy. OK, open up guys, a little useless talk won't hurt anyone.
Blessings,
Steg
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Baptism-Some People Just Don't Get It
It's a tough topic to explain , but this video really helped me.Have a great holiday.
Blessings,
Steg
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Mars Hill Church
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Birthday Song for Lydia
My daughter Krissy and son Zak wrote a song for my granddaughters first birthday.Her name is Lydia. It really makes me smile when I watch it. Its really quite good.
Enjoy
I am lucky to have and be part of a family that loves each other so much
Blessings
Steg
Enjoy
I am lucky to have and be part of a family that loves each other so much
Blessings
Steg
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Birthday Buds

Zak reached Jack Bauer status (24) and Lydia reached #1. Zak, being 24 now is getting a wife while Lyd got her first taste of chocolate. It was beautiful weather and a day where loved ones got together to celebrate. These celebrations have recently really made me start to think how lucky I am to be surrounded by loved ones. At my age the view looks better and better.
Life goes by so fast. Always take the time to enjoy life. Work will always be there , but don't let the little things in life go by without noticing them.
I got baptized last week and my life seems to be finally in some order and control. I plan to live life with meaning and purpose now that I have given God the reins of my journey.
I hope you guys had a good birthday , because I sure enjoyed it.
Blessings
Dad/Grandpa Steg
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Grandkids

Having kids brightened our lives. Raising them helped enrich our lives. Letting them go out in the world on their own makes us proud. We feel that our job is done as parents. We're always available for advise. We feel that it will always be our responsibility to lead by example not only for our kids , but also for the grandchildren. Adults sometimes tend to forget that the little ones look to us 24/7 and model after us. Grandkids are so innocent and follow their elders' actions with no questions asked. Why do we as adults find it so hard to follow God with no questions asked. With doors being closed in my life, other doors are starting to open. I have decided to rededicate my life to God and make a real effort to lead the life I was meant to. No more excuses. Life is good. Jobs come and go, but family is forever.
Blessings,
Steg
Friday, April 3, 2009
March 17 , 2009 /Lay Off
I was layed off by my company that I worked for the past 24 years. WOW!
I was confused and irritated when it happened. I never really knew what a door being slammed in my face felt like. Now I know how God feels when I turn my back on him and sin. Its just a terrible feeling that is hard to describe. Lonliness, abandonment,and embarassment are a few words that come to mind. I was let go obviously due to the grim financial market that continues to plague the nation , and in my case the construction industry.
I finally finished a resume for myself. Until now, I never had to shop for a job. Having been blessed over the years with only 2 employers, I think I took my employment for granted. I never let down and in my opinion went out on top of my game. I loved what I did and was good at performing under pressure. I miss the game terribly and find myself somewhat lost every morning without a job. I'm putting out resumes and deal with the unemployment people regularly. I'm just trying to keep my head up and get back in the game.
Sometimes we all turn our backs on God and recklessly drift through life without meaning. Life is hard during these times, but you know what, maybe its time for all of us to get back in the game with God, regardless if we have jobs or not.
Remember Philippians 4:6 "Don't worry about anything, instead pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done."
Have a good day.
Blessings
Steg
I was confused and irritated when it happened. I never really knew what a door being slammed in my face felt like. Now I know how God feels when I turn my back on him and sin. Its just a terrible feeling that is hard to describe. Lonliness, abandonment,and embarassment are a few words that come to mind. I was let go obviously due to the grim financial market that continues to plague the nation , and in my case the construction industry.
I finally finished a resume for myself. Until now, I never had to shop for a job. Having been blessed over the years with only 2 employers, I think I took my employment for granted. I never let down and in my opinion went out on top of my game. I loved what I did and was good at performing under pressure. I miss the game terribly and find myself somewhat lost every morning without a job. I'm putting out resumes and deal with the unemployment people regularly. I'm just trying to keep my head up and get back in the game.
Sometimes we all turn our backs on God and recklessly drift through life without meaning. Life is hard during these times, but you know what, maybe its time for all of us to get back in the game with God, regardless if we have jobs or not.
Remember Philippians 4:6 "Don't worry about anything, instead pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done."
Have a good day.
Blessings
Steg
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