Reading a Spurgeon biography last night and came on this quote. Spurgeon once commented…

“I was reading some time ago,” he said on one occasion, “an article in a newspaper, very much in my praise. It always makes me feel sad—so sad that I could cry—if ever I see anything praising me; it breaks my heart; I feel I do not deserve it, and then I say, ‘Now I must try to be better, so that I may deserve it.’ If the world abuses me, I am a match for that; I begin to like it. It may fire all its big guns at me and I will not return a solitary shot, but just store them up, and grow rich upon the old iron.”

From: Charles Haddon Spurgeon, A Biography, By W. Y. Fullerton, Chapter 5

It’s been an unusual December for Northern Michigan. In the 40’s today so Kevin Jr. and Taylor stepped out for a little target practice this afternoon.

Kevin Jr. - the lefty.

Taylor

Taylor’s bow. We had a great Church family Christmas party last night with a white elephant gift exchange. Taylor ended up with this nice bow after his older brother finally finished the night with it in his possession.

Al Mohler weighs in on the Holocaust Denial in Iran.

From Hugh Hewitt, a FAQ on the differences between Shiite and Sunni Muslims.

December 10, 2006
Exercising Unity, Part 2, Acts 21:17-26 - December 10, 2006, PM
Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin

December 10, 2006
Exercising Unity, Part 1, Acts 21:17-26 - December 10, 2006, AM
Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin

December 3, 2006
Perspective, Part 2, Acts 21:1-17, PM Service
Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin

December 3, 2006
Perspective, Part 1, Acts 21:1-17, AM Service
Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin