I am in the middle of a book called "Unchristian". It has been really eye opening for me. The book gives stats of hundreds of surveys they have done with non-christians. It is sad how non- believers think of believers.

I have mixed feelings about this book. Many of the things that non-believers think about believers are false. But, regardless if they are right about it or not, that is the way they think of us. Many of those thoughts though, we have brought upon ourselves because we as Christians have not done the right things.

This book has made me realize even more, what I need to do to reach a lost world for Christ. I would recommend any Christian to read it. It might make you rethink how you interact with the non-believers and believers around you.

Marc Hamilton runs sound for our ministry. He and his wife skye just had a baby girl. Her name is Honor Scarlett Hamilton; she was 7lbs 14oz and 21 inches long. Congrats Marc and Skye!

Heather and I are going on vacation tomorrow to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. So our children will be going to the grandparents for the week.

Because I will not see my kids for awhile, I wanted to do something with just them and I. So I took them to breakfast. It wasn't really a big deal. But I wanted to create a memory with them. So I tried to build excitement with them. The night before I really built it up and talked it up. I told them they had to get up early so we could go to this new cool restaurant, "The Griddle". I told them they could have pancakes and bacon, which they love.

They were excited. We had a great time, even though it wasn't really that exciting. We made it exciting and fun. I even brought the camera and took pictures, which means that this is important. The main thing was we were just spending time together.

How many times do we do that with God. He wants to just be with us, and spend time with us doing everyday simple things. But instead of enjoying Him, we just get bored in the things we are doing, taking them for granted.

We need to be pre-intive with our time with God. Let's build it up in our own minds, and talk it up. Not for God's benefit, but for our own. I wonder how much of a difference that would make in our lives.

Oh and by the way, "The Griddle" isn't bad.