Weekly meetings available to you are as follows:
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM, Foundry Church - 3010 Lakeland Cove, Flowood. Call Matt Flint at (601) 260-8518 or email him at matthewflint.makes@gmail.com or Lance Bowser at (601) 862-8308 or email at lancebowser@msi-inv.com.
Wednesday at 6:00 PM, First Baptist Church Jackson - Summit Counseling Suite - 431 North State St. Jackson. Call Don Waller at 601-946-1290 or email him at don@wallerbros.com.
Monday at 6:30 PM , Vertical Church - 521 Gluckstadt Road Madison, MS 39110. Mr. Roane Hunter, facilitator, LifeWorks Counseling.
Sunday night at 6:00 PM, Grace Crossing Baptist Church - 598 Yandell Rd. Canton. Call Ryan Adams at 662-571-5705 or email him at ryan.adams1747@gmail.com.
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Monday, November 18, 2024
Sunday, November 17, 2024
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Will God Resurrect BoyRob? (Especially Considering That Blazen Rebuke By My Own Hands.)
I often have vivid dreams. Recently, one of those featured my toy poodle, a childhood dog that my parents purchased for me when I was in 6th grade.
I wish I could say I was a loving, caring dog owner, but I was not. This animal served more like a physical stand-in for the part of me that simply wanted to be loved (too much?). And as such, due to my disgust with myself, I absolutely didn't fulfill that wish.
Nonetheless, the dog lived a 15+ year life, existing well into my young adulthood (thanks to my 'rents caring for him while I was away at college).
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Monday, November 11, 2024
Join Andrew Bauman's Transformative Virtual Sessions at the Samson Summit!
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Saturday, November 9, 2024
Thursday, November 7, 2024
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Sunday, October 27, 2024
17 Days 'Till The 2024 Samson Society Summit
The 2023 Summit was a dud (despite it being hailed as a celebratory tenth anniversary milestone event). The venue was completely (laughably) out of scale for us +/-250 perverts. Plus, it was incredibly posh (by Samson Summit standards). You could sense that generations of rich white Texas families had poured millions of dollars into this (rich, white kid summer camp) facility there in east Texas. Why anyone felt it a worthwhile fit for a Samson Society weekend retreat, I have no clue.
The pristine buildings (meeting space, cafeteria, bunkhouses) were spread far, far apart, and like much of Texas, the landscaping (trees) was not prolific. Hence, there was an abundance of "wide open space(s)" between buildings which only exacerbated the sense of over / out-of-scale. To summarize, the retreat, to me, was filled with entirely too much necessitated traversing back & forth, back & forth from building to building to building due to the college-campus scaled venue.
