not a friend of the environment

I remember, growing up in the 80s that there seemed to be a giant 'green movement' at that time. I can't recall why - most of my early childhood is blur, but I think that was probably the first hint of global warming. My jury is still out on how much stock to put in global warming - sometimes people sound like conspiracy theorists when they talk about global warming. Anyway, I'm off topic.

My job lets me commute to work by taking the Metrorail. I have been doing it for a couple of months and I like it a lot. It doesn't take much time off my commute but the stress factor of traffic is significantly reduced. BUT. There is one big drawback for me. I love having church in my car. My car is my place, it's all mine. For about a year now I spend my commute to work listening to Podcasts of varoius pastors. I hold church. It's my quiet time, it's an awesome time for me to get with God. People always remark that I walk into work wiith a smile on my face...well this is why.

So here are my "weekday pastors" - who make my commute so pleasant and get me on the right page with God each and every morning.  I probably look like a crazy person in my car as I laugh and cry along with the sermons.

• The pastors of my own church, Christ Fellowship, Rick Blackwood and Eric Geiger
• Pastor Steven Furtick at Elevation Church in Charlotte
• Pastor Andy Stanley at North Point Church in Atlanta

Ok - so what does that have to do w/ the environment?  I recently decided to stop trying to take the train to work b/c I seriously missed my car-church each morning.  It sounds silly, but it was so important to me.  I guess I will have to apologize to my grandkids after I've helped to screw up the environment by driving 12-miles round trip to work each day.