Tom Cleggs message this week was packed full of great information,and he made me gag in the best possible way, so it doesn't get much better than that. He was talking about sin, and pig crap. Such a lovely combination. He was comparing the two. How just the though of eating pig crap for any amount of money, makes us want to gag. BUT the thought of sinning doesn't do that to us. Interesting.
As I was reading through my last 2RC\Bricks blog. I kind of have to laugh. At the end of the Bricks blog it says "good thing this was a good week because who knows whats going to happen next week." Well isn't that the truth. Yesterday appeared to be going well. The kids were mouthy and not listening as usual, but they were restrained. The lesson went as good as can be expected these days. Sarah kicked out a few kids in the beginning. One for his attitude, and three girls because of the age limit of Bricks. Apparently they were upset. When we went outside Sarah's car was scratched unlike anything I have ever seen before. It wasn't just a normal keying where there is one scratch down the side. It was scribbled on everywhere. Sarah handled it way better than I would have. I almost started crying, and it wasn't my car. I just couldn't believe that one of the kids would do this to one of us. We are pretty sure that it wasn't random because that would make no sense. We all have fairly new nice cars so it would be weird for them to target just hers. Plus one of the other girls were talking about how mad those four kids were at Sarah for kicking them out. Next comes the fear. I am scared to death of that park now. Its not like we got shot at, or any of us were physically harmed, but If the kids can destroy something that is ours, it is hard telling what else they will do. Now when we hand out fliers or have Bricks we have to have someone stand outside and watch our cars. We cant even find enough people to help us hand out fliers, let alone one to stand there and keep an eye on our stuff. I'm sure the frustration is sensed. I don't know how this is going to work out, but I'm confident that it will, whatever that means.
"There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear"
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