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The 2017 Blueprint for Men Annual Report
BP4M Annual Report 2017 During the past year the Blueprint for Men network has continued to witness an increasing number of men involved in discipleship groups. To learn about all the ways that Blueprint for Men has been promoting men’s ministry during 2017 click on the BP4M Annual Report. Can’t wait to see how God […]
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Blueprint for Men News
During 2017, men’s ministry events and the number of small groups within the Georgia-Cumberland Conference has grown dramatically through visionary leadership and God’s blessing. Men’s lives are being transformed, marriages are being saved… read the complete story in the November 2017 Southern Tidings article on p. 21.
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Killer Window
Yesterday, as I was walking out of the front door, I noticed out of the corner of my eye, the little form of a brown bird. It lay lifeless. It’s head cocked awkwardly, eyes glazed, cold as the flagstone, dead. There was no blood but there was no breath. The little delicate body crushed by the force of impact. I […]
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From The Vellum
Well, here goes. I’ve put this off long enough, but now I’m finally writing my first ever blog. The painful truth is that I honestly don’t want to write a blog but feel overwhelmingly compelled to do so. I mean, does anyone really read blogs? We have all become such scanners and sound biters that […]
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What kind of tree are you?
Take a few minutes to watch the metaphorical video that Jeremy Rowland and I just produced. Just click play and enjoy! So, what kind of tree are you? If you’re all alone you might consider joining a small group of men who are journeying into the heart of God. You’ll be glad you did! – Marty
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Embers
Some of you may have already seen my Facebook post from last Friday concerning the incineration of my beloved shed… and all of it’s contents! I will be meeting with my insurance adjuster later this morning and hope for a silver lining around this smoke cloud. Anyway, I thought I would share “the rest of […]
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