Aaron Marcelli | September 22, 2009
An old devotional I have in my journal:
God fulfills His promises and His plans. The Old Testament prophesies must have been confusing when they spoke of Jesus being born in one city, yet to live in a different one, and be titled by yet another. This could have been taken as contradictions or confusing but [...]
Aaron Marcelli | September 18, 2009
I recently found this entry in my journal dated February of this year. It is still my prayer today.
I have dreamed of starting a church for years. Though some of the particulars and the desired location have changed, the overall desire remains. But is it a calling?
I have spent much time in prayer trying to [...]
Aaron Marcelli | August 19, 2009
I learned this principle, believe it or not, while watching a stand up routine from Chris Rock. Through his explicative-laced rant about race, religion, and politics, I picked up on a nugget of content that taught a deep truth. He said that you can either have or you can say.
Now I have to admit that [...]
Aaron Marcelli | July 1, 2009
Just weeks after being released from my first church ministry position in August of 2007, I sat outside the Art Institute in Atlanta and made this record of observations on how I would do that ministry differently knowing and seeing what I do now.
Don’t be so organized! I planned to do so many things that [...]
Aaron Marcelli | June 18, 2009
Here are some random journal entries I made about the subject of confidence.
Whatever you do, do it with confidence. Be sure of who you are and what you are doing. The moment you begin to doubt yourself you loose who you really are.
The only two things a person needs to succeed in this life are [...]
Aaron Marcelli | May 26, 2009
The following is a revision of a personal journal entry from a little less than a year ago. For those of you who are out of state or have not had consistent contact with me and have asked about my story, it may help fill in some of the holes.
Frustration is both a word and [...]
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