This Is How My Days Generally Transpire

                I'd like to recommend a Steve Lawson talk to you. It's directed to young people I believe but it also speaks to me at seventy-four years old. In it he mentioned playing golf with his boys. I didn't do a lot of golfing with my son. We never went fishing. I wish that I had done more of these things....for as I remember it from back in the 60s....(that's how we refer to the 1960s....the 60s....but it might confuse you)....as a seven year old....watching the Pirates in old Forbes Field....with a scorecard and pencil in my hand....and maybe a newly bought Pirate hat on my head....while looking around every once in a while for the hot dog vender....as I remember it....it was a wonderful time. Oh I got on the basketball court and throw the football or the baseball around a lot....it's more that I concentrated on other areas. Thinking back of my son listening to Pilgrim's Progress tapes every Lord's Day on the thirty-five minute drive to church....or sitting down in the living room and listening to the whitehorseinn.org....or R. C. Sproul's radio show....renewingyourmind.org....or taking him to a Barry McGuire concert for kids....Bullfrogs and Butterflies....or just talking about the events of the day or the future....this is what I thought most valuable. Today our son knows his Lord and his Savior....and in a lifetime of probably more than my share of failures I can look back on this and thank God for His mercies. An hour and twenty minutes ago I grabbed my keys and was almost ready to head out the door....but while fixing a coffee I turned on my iPhone to listen to a hymn....O For A Thousand Tongues to Sing My Great Redeemer's Praise....I just picked it at random....but after it was over this Steve Lawson conference talk started playing randomly....and an hour later I'm recommending it to you....this is how my days usually go...and now I hope to grab those keys and finally walk out the door. You can just Google....Steve Lawson, Jonathan Edwards, The Use Of Your Time.