Whether just for my self, or my family, too.Rhyming notes helps me focus, and then helps us review. If they bring you a blessing, a meaningful read.I pray that by Jesus, your spirit is freed. A free man in Christ, and his bond servant, too.By His grace, as his child, is our spirit made new!Continue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2023 February”
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Sourdough Part 4: From Dough to Bread
How does this sourdough starter become bread? If you’ve ever made bread with factory yeast, this will have similarities and differences. The biggest difference is time. With factory yeast, when you mix the yeast with warm water it is activated. You then have about three hours to use it before it is fizzled out andContinue reading “Sourdough Part 4: From Dough to Bread”
Sourdough Part 3: Starting & Feeding
How do you make sourdough starter? As mentioned above, you can start from scratch with just flour and water. You CAN do this, but for most people, I recommend just finding a friend who already has a strong sourdough starter and ask for a bit of theirs (about 100g will do). This is much easierContinue reading “Sourdough Part 3: Starting & Feeding”
Sourdough Part 2: Our Journey & Benefits
How we got started As you may know, Elyse is Chinese and we met while I was living in China for 10 years. Bread is not very common in China, so everything was learned started a few years ago when we came to the U.S. If we can do it… you can do it! AtContinue reading “Sourdough Part 2: Our Journey & Benefits”
Sourdough Part 1: What is it? & Fermentation
Fermentation and an unseen army The past two years have been our family’s years of fermentation (both with learning, as discussed below, and in taking time to develop and grow our own family culture). It has been amazing to better understand the tiny world God created of good and bad bacteria, yeasts, and other microbesContinue reading “Sourdough Part 1: What is it? & Fermentation”
Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2023 January
Whether just for my self, or my family, too.Rhyming notes helps me focus, and then help us review. If they bring you a blessing, a meaningful read.I pray that by Jesus, your spirit is freed. A free man in Christ, and his bond servant, too.By His grace, as his child, is our spirit made new!Continue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2023 January”
Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 December
While I may be the only one reading these (that’s fine, and a good review for me), my prayer is that for anyone reading it could point to Christ, and perhaps be a good sermon review if you were there. Color Code: If these rhyming notes are a helpful review (or just a fun read),Continue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 December”
Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 November (GCNO & BSF)
The following are my rhyming notes from November 2022. It would be great to hear your ideas. When taking notes, there are times that I can’t think quickly enough for how to rhyme it. These are marked by “???”. If you have an idea for how to work that section to make it rhyme, youContinue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 November (GCNO & BSF)”
Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 October (GCNO & BSF)
The following are my rhyming notes from October 2022. They include notes from church and from BSF. I have not edited them after church other than correcting spelling, etc. while typing. You will see some areas with “????”, where I couldn’t rhyme them quickly enough while taking notes and still pay attention to the sermon.Continue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 October (GCNO & BSF)”
Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 September (GCNO & BSF)
The following are my rhyming notes from September 2022. They include notes from church and from BSF. I enjoyed the review just now while typing my notes. Perhaps they can be a blessing and nice review for you as well. Color Code: Grace Church of North Olmsted – Sunday, 2022-09-04Sunday School – Chris PierrePhilemon 1:4-7Continue reading “Rhyming Sermon Notes: 2022 September (GCNO & BSF)”
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