I found this article on the BMI website regarding our musical. It was posted on 08 May 03. Deke Arlon is the man who has been the main catalyst in the musical being purchased by Sanctuary. Michael is our local leader and co-writer. Robert is the other co-writer and currently lives in Nashville (Super sweet guy). I guess the other guy is from BMI - I have never met him or heard about him. I guess I will be meeting them all again in the not-too-distant future...
We performed back down at Christ's Church in the Lake of the Ozarks. We have performed one other time in December at this church, and we had a wonderful reception - so we expected the same type of performance this time around. The devil was on the prowl and the performance was laiden with troubles. I began my song with complete confidence, and sang the first verse and chorus without event. At the end of the first chorus, suddenly my throat was completely dry and I couldn't figure out why. So I labored through the rest of the song, covering in 2 different places when my voice wouldn't reach the place I needed/wanted it to be.
After completing my song I realized that I couldn't allow my solo to bring down my mood for the remainder of the evening. However, others in the group also struggled and the performance was tough to push through. It was definitely the hardest performance to date for me, and from what I am told possibly the second worst performance in the history of this musical.
I am so glad that God is not limited to our abilities or our presentation of His Word! He still moved amongst the people and helped reveal a valuable lesson to me. I cannot approach my solo with any fear or hesitation. I must claim the victory ahead of time, walk with the confidence of God's omnipotence, and recognize the fact that my gifts/talents are from Him, and I cannot allow Satan to deter me from my ministry.
After completing my song I realized that I couldn't allow my solo to bring down my mood for the remainder of the evening. However, others in the group also struggled and the performance was tough to push through. It was definitely the hardest performance to date for me, and from what I am told possibly the second worst performance in the history of this musical.
I am so glad that God is not limited to our abilities or our presentation of His Word! He still moved amongst the people and helped reveal a valuable lesson to me. I cannot approach my solo with any fear or hesitation. I must claim the victory ahead of time, walk with the confidence of God's omnipotence, and recognize the fact that my gifts/talents are from Him, and I cannot allow Satan to deter me from my ministry.
Tonight was the first softball game I've played this year. This was for the mixed team I play with. We won 13-11. We were up by 9 with a man on base both in the bottom of the 5th and 6th, but we couldn't get him across the plate. So we played the top of the 7th and gave up a bunch of runs to make it close. We really didn't make any bad plays, the other team was just placing the ball really well. But we won, so that is cool.
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