One of the books I’ve read this summer is All In by Mark Batterson. Can’t remember the exact wording, but in the book Mark mentions that most of us want to spend eternity with God, but we don’t want to spend time with Him now. Instead we spend more time on Facebook than we do in His Book, and we’re more interested in text messages than we are in His Text. We want to see Him at work in our lives, but we spend more time focusing on TV, iPhones and iPads than we do focusing on Jesus, so is it any wonder God seems distant? Just an idea to ponder.
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BJ & Janet were married in July 1977
They have three grown children who are all married: Jeremy & Whitney Rutledge, Chris & Julie Hurst, and Josh and Hannah Rutledge. They also have five grandsons, and a granddaughter.
BJ says perhaps our greatest legacy is even though our kids are PK's, they love Jesus and are all involved in ministry in the local church.
BJ has served at churches in Dallas - Bossier City, LA - Houston - and was at Fellowship of the Woodlands (Woodlands Church) in The Woodlands before coming to Grace Fellowship.
BJ is the Legacy Pastor at Grace Fellowship Church in Paradise, TX.
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