The Journey Thus Far

For those of you who are regular readers (ie. bloggers, friends and family of bloggers, etc.), I'd like to summarize the past few weeks.

Personally, I've been transitioning from full-time college back to part-time work/summer school. During all this, I had intended on keeping this little brain-child of mine updated a little more regularly than it has been - say daily or at least multilple times a week; but that has been a weighter task than I had expected. Some days, I'd much rather read what Centurion's huffing and puffing about, than explain what is currently 'grinding my gears'. I am discovering that I would much rather respond to a thoughtful or thought provoking post -- than drill one out for myself, although I still have my moments.

Being a new addtion to the blogosphere myself, I have been pleasantly surprised at the amount of blogging literature out, about current Christian events, theological debates, and the like. The more sites I find, the more time I would like to devote to reading them all. One of the latest that I stumbled onto was The Big Orange Truck. I haven't had very much time to delve into it yet, but the author seems down-to-earth with an edgy sense of humor -- which is the kind of posts that I usually spend my blog-time reading.

As for this blog, I am hopeful for it's future. I would still like to add more content in the way of informative links, quotes, etc. -- as well as add to the wealth of individual bloggings; but I know those things come in waves - so I'll just stand on the shore and chunk some seashell or something (give myself kudos for a useless metaphor...lol).

I would like to thank the other members of "the Journeymen", for their support in this endeavor, as well as their vision for it's "continuence". I do not venture to look or plan for it's "success", as that is a subjective term - which would lead to subjective means, instead of the objective end of documenting and opining on our journeys with the Lord Jesus.

More bloggin' to come!

"I am small and despised: yet I do not forget thy precepts. Thy righteousness is an everlasting righteousness, and thy law is the the truth." - Psalm 119:141-142

Small and despised,
Bro. Hank