Hi there…my name is Eric…
OK…enough of that…<“we all know you haven’t been around for a while”>. I hope it doesn’t worry you that I was just talking to myself. Maybe I need a longer post Easter vacation. Maybe I need some more coffee (which doesn’t sound like a bad idea). Maybe I need…well…we could go on for a while here so I won’t bore you.
In any case…Easter is done (at least the day of Easter is, we are still in the Easter season) and my vacation is over. Now I am back in the office and I was greeted with another death in the congregation. Nothing quite like being thrown into the fire right away. But hey…the life of a pastor.
I spent the morning attempting to clear off my desk (notice the word “attempting”) and now the call of this 70 degree day is tempting me to leave the office.
<Must…do…some…work…>
Wow…this post has turned strange very quickly. Maybe I DO need some more coffee 🙂
Anyway…I just wanted to check in with you and share a couple things that you will be seeing here shortly:
(1) I am working on an adult class on Paul’s letter to the Romans. I have always been intrigued with this book and decided I wanted to dive deeper into this with some people.
(2) I am continuing my preparations for my educational event that I will be attending in June at Virginia Theological Seminary. I have a case study to write, a book to read and a couple congregational projects to do. And this is all due on June 15. I need to get to work. I hope to share some insights with you here.
(3) More ponderings as a pastor (me) serving in a rural context. Now that the program year is coming to a close in a month or so, I am hoping to do some more writing.
OK…enough rambling for now. Hopefully you long time readers aren’t too worried about me. And hopefully you first time readers aren’t being scared away. I am really quite “normal” (whatever that means).
So with that…God bless your day…and I hope to see you again soon 🙂
Take care.
-edh-
The Lord Be With You. And I’ll assume you’ll respond in kind. I just found out that a friend died.
You assume correctly. The Lord be with you and wrap you in his love.