Workin for a Livin

In case you haven’t heard me say it before, raising your own support for ministry is difficult, especially when you’re a goober like me. After almost a year of support raising and several months of stasis, we decided along with the administration at the ministry that it was time to start working at the ministry in hopes that we could A) actually get some ministry done, and 2) show some evidence of ministry to those I was soliciting for support. It was really a trial by fire scenario since the first event we had on the calendar was a music festival hosting 17 bands and expecting attendance in the tens of thousands.

What's wrong with me? So many things.

To be completely honest with you I am having trouble finding any motivation to write this blog today. It just seems incredibly petty in light of the past few days. We’ve been too busy over the past weeks and I had apparently forgotten how much I hate being too busy. Our heater broke during the coldest season in years and UPS decided that my two day delivery should actually take two weeks so I spent $150 on diesel trying to keep our house at a reasonable level and prevent our pipes from freezing. I’ve crawled under other’s houses trying to help them with their pipes. Hannah and I photographed a wedding this past weekend and that was the first income we’ve seen since January 8^th.