awesome weekend of racing

I love Raceway Ministries as we get to serve at Martinsville Speedway. But Raceway Ministries serve at every NASCAR cup series track and more. This weekend it was an honor to serve in the guest services and ADA area. Our team led worship services, gave out refreshments, shared information and more all sharing Jesus at the same time. Pretty cool. I was able to pray for both races which was a huge honor. I'll share more later on that one. Please pray for ministry this coming weekend at Texas Motor Speedway where TEXarm (Texas Alliance Raceway Ministries) is making an impact on race fans in Jesus' name.

Also want to say a HUGE thank you to our team that stayed at The Community to make a worship experience possible. Bob Ford, founding pastor of the House of Prayer, shared a powerful message from God. Look for it on the website's podcast later this week.

The end of this week begins SERVOLUTION where we will be joined other churches in using simple acts of kindness to share about Jesus with people in our communities. God is in to the stuff that touches people for Him. And I live it!!!

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