In looking at Father's day weekend coming up, we will take this entire week and Pastor Eddie will share lesson's he has learned from his father over the past 54 years. The first lesson is about excuses. The world is filled with excuses for why we don't do what we need to do, but Dad had some very interesting ideas on excuses. Let's talk about being a great father, here on chewing the frat.

As Men we spend a lot of our time waiting in traffic, in offices waiting for meetings, in the car line picking up kids from school and other fun activities. We leave in such a fast paced world, that we get very anxious if we have to wait for any length of time. We do not like delays, however the Bible gives us some information that can help us to look at delays in a different way. Let's talk about delays here on Chewing the Frat.

In 2004, a female artist on the show Saturday Nigh Live was getting ready to perform. Before her band could begin to play, a voice track came on of the song they had previously sung. This caused many to suggest that she was going to lip-sync the song. Talk about not seeing that coming. We all must keep our guard up to make sure that we are not caught off guard in areas of our lives. Let's talk about keeping up our guard here on chewing the frat.

Some of the most successful men in history were also some of the most criticized men in history. from Mark Twain, to Sigmund Freud to Bill Gates, these were highly successful men yet so many people have been critical of their lives and actions. The Bible reminds us that we must treat those who are critical of us in a very different way. Paul shows us how to do that today on Chewing the Frat.

Today Men are trusting in so many different things for their success, their worth and their life. From politicians to sports teams, our lives rise and fall based on these other sources. God reminds us that we have a better foundation to trust in. Let's talk about that on Chewing the Frat.

Have you ever been so frustrated that you wanted to just give up? ASAP, the church worship in the temple was ready to cash it in. How did he handle the frustration in Psaln 77. Let’s talk about that on chewing the frat

Sgt Joe Friday, better know as Jack Webb was credited with the following phrase, "Just the Facts Ma'am. As we look closer, the real phrase was, "All I want are the facts man," the phrase "just the facts" came from a parody done about Dragnet called St George and the Dragonet, but Webb was credited with it after a few years. When it comes to fellowship with others in the "religious" word we can often get caught up in the "negotiables" of our relationship with Christ and really loose sight of the Facts of our Relationship. Let's talk about "just the facts" here on Chewing the Frat.

We are hit from all sides with the idea that we need to live life to the fullest and to grab all the gusto. We are told to let our passions run wild and purchase what we need to make our lives as full as possible. If we do this, does this really make our lives happy or just busy. Let's talk about our Passions here on Chewing the Frat.

The world wants to tell us that Marriage is an old fashion idea. We hear them tell us that you have a right to be happy and if your wife does not make you happy you have every right to find you one that does. According to our Checklist on our Wives, that is so far from the truth. Let's see what the Bible says about how we treat our Wives here on Chewing the Frat.