Most of our ministry has been spent hauling "stuff." John thomas and Tommy have written several musicals through the years and all of them have lots and lots of props. Those props have to be loaded into the car, unloaded at the church where we perform, loaded back into the car after the show, and finally unloaded back at the house.
We run into many of our "old" friends at the churches where we unload all these props. When I say old, I include Tommy and myself in that category. As I help carry heavy equipment and Rubbermaids™ full of props, I see many of those old friends coming in to watch our show. I see them come in on walkers, using canes, in wheelchairs, and on oxygen.
As I lug that "stuff" into the church building, I wonder why Tommy and I aren't using all those accessories. Maybe we will eventually, but for now, we just keep hauling.
We run into many of our "old" friends at the churches where we unload all these props. When I say old, I include Tommy and myself in that category. As I help carry heavy equipment and Rubbermaids™ full of props, I see many of those old friends coming in to watch our show. I see them come in on walkers, using canes, in wheelchairs, and on oxygen.
As I lug that "stuff" into the church building, I wonder why Tommy and I aren't using all those accessories. Maybe we will eventually, but for now, we just keep hauling.
