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Life After Almost Death – Joshua Wienczkowski
“Josh, we’re having a family meeting in the living room in an hour.” “K, thanks Mom.” At 15 I’d never heard my parents call a family meeting, so I assumed we were moving, grandma was sick, or something really great like winning the lottery had happened. So, my three older brothers, my parents and I all [...]
Continue reading...Music For Music City to Benefit United Way and ‘Restore The Dream’ for Nashville Flood Survivors – Joshua Wienczkowski
8. May 2010
I’m asking you on behalf of Nashville for your help. We need homes rebuilt, we need people with skilled trades to put our city back together, we need supplies, we need food sent, we need blankets for the shelters, we need you.
Continue reading...The Heart Behind March 5th’s “Nashville.Hearts.Haiti” Concert – Catching Up With Joshua Wienczkowski
3. March 2010
I get choked up when I think that there's a child way down there that may get a blanket or food and think, "I'm clothed and fed... but what about someone to love me... what about a family?..." I can't even begin to comprehend the idea that because of one night, someone's life will NEVER be the same. The earthquake changed their lives in less than a minute, why can't we change their lives in less than a day? Love Wins!
Continue reading...Brandon Bee at the ReCreate Conference – Joshua Wienczkowski
3. March 2010
He has a way of showing me how I fall short in my faith and what it means to let God move in my life. He has a way of loving me without ever hugging me. I feel closer to God through the gifts Brandon has been given.
Continue reading...Cash – Joshua Wienczkowski
25. January 2010
I feel like God has that same love for us. I feel like He adores me the same way that I adore Cash. I feel like He traces His hand over the callouses in my heart to help calm me the same way I trace Cash’s cheeks to help her sleep. I feel like God designed you and I with every wrinkle, hair, fingernail, bone and imperfection just so He can grow to love us more for the skin we are in. I feel like He created our hearts that beat and offer this invisible force we call love to show a little more of Himself. I feel like every time I look at the unconditional love staring back at me in Cash’s big, brown, droopy eyes, I see a little more of what God intended for love.
Continue reading...Secrets – Mike Cowart Sr.
20. December 2009
“Whatever you have spoken in the darkness shall be heard and listened to in the light and what you have whispered in [people's] ears and behind closed doors will be proclaimed upon the housetops”. (Luke 12:3 Amplified)
Continue reading...The Holidays – Joshua Wienczkowski
20. December 2009
I’m Josh. I’m a 22 year old college student. I stand a hair shy of 6 feet tall and I look like every other guy from West Michigan: blue eyed, blonde haired and like to run. You probably can’t hear my northern accent unless you spend enough time around me. I smile a lot and probably spend too much time in coffee shops. My greatest fear is spiders and I definitely am a dog lover. I am the youngest of four boys and I’m a recovering procrastinator. Nice to meet you.
Continue reading...Controversy – Joshua Wienczkowski
4. November 2009
A forewarning: I may offend you in the words to follow. There, now you can’t say I didn’t tell you. I’m going to talk about something that I feel a lot of people have made preconceived notions about. I’m going to do my best to approach this topic with as much love, patience, grace and faith as I expect from you.
Continue reading...Hacker “C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S” – Mike Cowart Sr.
4. November 2009
A hacker had gotten into our friend's FB account and posted this trash that was immediately transmitted to all of her FB friends including the women's ministry FB page at our church.
Continue reading...Small Deeds Matter – Mike Cowart Sr. C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N.S
8. October 2009
The hollow core contained a carefully rolled piece of paper. On it a message had been scrawled in the Czech language: "This is all we can do for you now." A courageous assembly line worker was disarming bombs and scribbled that note. He couldn't end the war, but he could save one plane. He couldn't do everything, but he could do something, and he did it!
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