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Sabbati-blog Day 14: Ready or Not… Write!

January 26, 2015/by David Seabaugh

For the last two weeks I have enjoyed the opportunity to dive into the Bible, mostly in Matthew, to see the inner workings of disicpleship.  How do we follow Jesus?  How did Jesus make disciples?  What are the obsticles to discipleship?  The things I uncover seem so new at times, and yet they are ancient, […]

Sabbati-blog Days 4 & 5: Falling in Love All Over Again

January 17, 2015/by David Seabaugh

The first few days of my sabbatical left me feeling dazed, confused and inadequate.  By most standards, this wasn’t the ideal start to a time of rest, study and creativity.  I guess I just needed to get it out of my system… or maybe into my system.   Dazed, confused and inadequate are pretty good […]

Sabbati-Blog Day 3: The Parking Ticket

January 14, 2015/by David Seabaugh

Today I misread the parking signs around Grand Avenue over lunch and left with an obligatory contribution to the City of St. Paul.  A parking ticket.  I was careless.  I was in a hurry.  I deserved it.  The police officer explained that the people who live in the apartments on either side of the street […]

Sabbati-blog Day 1: Dazed and Confused

January 12, 2015/by David Seabaugh

I have a love-hate relationship with routine.  In one sense, I love it.  Routines help us get things done.  In another sense, I don’t love it.  Routines have to be done again, and again, and again.  That’s what makes them routine… and also mundane.  Add a few years and you have a genuine rut. Today the […]

A Sabbatical?

December 29, 2014/by David Seabaugh

The year was 2009, and I can remember the meeting vividly.  The Leadership Team of our congregation passed a sabbatical policy for called staff.  I felt it was a nice gesture but honestly had no intention of using it.  I love my job.  It doesn’t get much better than walking with people through the ups […]

The Irony of the Incarnation: Jesus Needed Us

November 26, 2014/by David Seabaugh

Holiday travel time is upon us.  Chances are at one point or another in the next month or so you will travel somewhere for an extended period of time.  I know how it is with traveling.  Packing is the worst part.  As my family has grown through the years, it has gotten rather ridiculous.  How […]

Leaving Tomorrow for Tomorrow

November 3, 2014/by David Seabaugh

“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”  Matthew 6:34 I like to think of myself as a calm, collected person living in the moment.  That’s probably because it’s not so true.  I have battled anxiety for as long as I can remember. […]

Iron Sharpens Iron

September 30, 2014/by David Seabaugh

When I was in college I took music composition lessons with a seasoned composition professor.  He was the most patient and loving man, and truly wanted all of his students to succeed.  One day I brought in a new choral piece.  It was a dynamite dazzling gift to the choral world.  I proudly brought it […]

Reclaiming the Heart of Membership

August 28, 2014/by David Seabaugh

Over the last two years, God has led me on a journey of deepening my discipleship.  By his grace, the beautiful simplicity of Jesus’ teachings has been revealed and rooted in me.  As I listened to Jesus, a marvelous picture of the Christian church became clearer and clearer.  Unfortunately when I looked at the broader […]

Pray First

July 24, 2014/by David Seabaugh

If you are anything like me, you like to have control of your environment.  Whether it’s for security or efficiency or necessity, we typically like to keep things in line and have some idea about what’s going to happen in the future.  We make strategic plans and organizational charts.  We have insurance policies and contingency […]

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