 Worship at Ablaze Church is led by
Zion's Fire
A contemporary worship band that has been playing
together in the Tulsa area since 2005.
Zion's Fire is:
Jeff O'Hara - vocals, guitar
Tina Funkhouser - vocals, keyboard
Travis Patterson - vocals, bass
Chris Taylor - drums, djembe
and our newest member
Martin Cook - vocals, guitar
Sound Crew includes
Jason Hulings & Jason Turner
Look for Zion's Fire CD release at the end of 2009 and check back often for sneak peaks at the new cd that is in progress.
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Lesson Learned - We all leave a legacy |
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Written by Chris Taylor
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Monday, 29 March 2010 12:19 |
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Lessons Learned from the Death of a FatherWe All Leave a Legacy Do you ever think about what you really leave behind when you die? I never
really thought about it until my father passed away, and it may be the most
profound lesson I have learned so far. You see, I know the scripture about a
city on a hill cannot be hidden in Jesus' sermon on the mount, and I
understood what it meant, but I really never saw it played out like this.
My grandmother, Nana, was as close to a saint as anyone I have ever known.
Her legacy was known to those who had any contact with her well before she
passed away. I'm not sure why I was so surprised that her son was going to
be remembered in similar fashion. Maybe it's because I knew so much about
his "dirty laundry". Maybe because my vision of him was jaded from being his
son, or because I have been somewhat removed from his daily life for the
past 10 years living so far away. I have always be proud of my father, don't
get me wrong, but I don't think I have ever been more proud to be his son
than I have been over the past 2 weeks.
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Written by Jeff O'Hara
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Saturday, 20 June 2009 20:59 |
Almost Missed ItI just returned from a brief vacation, or rather, time of solitude with my wife and a few new friends. As we began our journey from Broken Arrow, OK. to the Cumberland Mountains of Southwest TN. we were filled with anticipation of a much needed time of peace and quiet, not to mention some new ideas and inspiration that was to be provided by our friends there. Over half-way through the week, just following my recovery from the long drive, I already found my thoughts drifting toward the drive home and the eminent return to routine. Where was the peace? How disappointed I |
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