It seems that between Twitter and Blogspot, one of the two doesn't have it's act together. I apologize for any foul language that appeared on my blog due to the WRONG TWITTER INFORMATION. It was not my Twitter information, but someone else's. I have removed all twitter-following tools from my blogs. If you want to follow me on twitter, just go to twitter and search for "BobHugan".
Sorry, and thank you for reading my blogs.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Last Day at Curves
Friday, Nov. 6th will be my last day working at Curves in Allen Park. It will be a very bitter sweet day. I am excited about my new opportunity. I will be working at Fifth Third Bank in Taylor as of Monday, Nov. 9th. That will be the sweet part. The bitter part will be my having to say good-bye to many wonderful ladies I have met over the last 8 years. I started working at Curves in Oct. 2001 and have thoroughly enjoyed my job. I have made some great friends over the years. We have a very special, caring group of women that stick close together during the good and bad times. I will miss them very much.
My best to all of you ladies from Curves!!
Sandra
My best to all of you ladies from Curves!!
Sandra
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Life-Style Change
I recently stated from the pulpit that a healthy church is always in transition. In other words, we need to constantly be in the state of Biblical change, personally, as well as a church.Well, that applies to our personal lives as well. I've recently been trying to eat healthier and it has been paying off. I've lost around 13-15 pounds. However, it's time to step it up. I need to be doing more physically, especially during the winter months. So, we've decided to sign our family up for a 6 month membership at the Flat Rock Community Center. My workouts start tomorrow. My prayer is that I'll be able to exercise enough to increase the rate of my weight loss as well as just be healthier. The arthritis inhibits my mobility during the morning hours, but hopefully as my body loosens up, I can go later in the day. Since Sandra's hours have been cut at work, she will be able to go with me a day or two.
Also, we will all go together as a family and enjoy family fitness time.
All part of getting healthy. Now is the time!
Friday, October 9, 2009
Why I'm Thankful for a Godly Wife
On Her Birthday, I Say, “Thank You!”
Today is my wife’s birthday, so in honor of her, I want to share a few things that I really love about her. As we near our 19th wedding anniversary, I can’t believe how much more I love her today than I ever thought possible. This is a short list—I know there is much, much more.
She’s godly—I love being married to a lady who loves the Lord and allows her love for the Lord to flow into every other relationship and responsibility.
She’s shared the vision—she understands what the Lord’s will is for our lives and she gives her whole heart completely and in faith, to allow the Lord to accomplish His vision for our lives and home.
She’s simply a wonderful wife—I believe love in a marriage is strongest when you realize your spouse loves you in spite of who you are. This is how Sandra loves me. Though I’ve often disappointed her, she looks beyond those failures and loves me faithfully—which has compelled me more than anything else to grow and ask God to make me the husband she deserves.
She’s a gifted mother—Sandra’s heart truly beats for the Lord, her husband, and her children. She has so tirelessly given herself to them for nearly 16 years. Her sacrifice defies description.
She’s a faithful co-laborer—whether it’s hosting groups in our home, counseling another woman or girl, helping plan an activity, teaching a class, taking a group on door-to-door visitation, or just embracing life in the “fish-bowl” of ministry—she’s embraced my call as her own. It’s awesome to serve the Lord with her.
She’s a talented home-maker—it’s an awesome experience to come home every evening to such a delightful environment. Her heart is in her home and for her family in an amazing way. Home truly is a special place.
She’s my best friend—I love being with her. Whether it’s sitting at a Sub Way eating a sub together, or playing tennis, just being with her makes the time special. She’s made this husband one very blessed, very happy, and very well-cared for man.
So with that—I simply say, “Happy Birthday, Best Friend!” You truly are the BEST!
“Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the LORD.” —Proverbs 18:22
Today is my wife’s birthday, so in honor of her, I want to share a few things that I really love about her. As we near our 19th wedding anniversary, I can’t believe how much more I love her today than I ever thought possible. This is a short list—I know there is much, much more.
She’s godly—I love being married to a lady who loves the Lord and allows her love for the Lord to flow into every other relationship and responsibility.
She’s shared the vision—she understands what the Lord’s will is for our lives and she gives her whole heart completely and in faith, to allow the Lord to accomplish His vision for our lives and home.
She’s simply a wonderful wife—I believe love in a marriage is strongest when you realize your spouse loves you in spite of who you are. This is how Sandra loves me. Though I’ve often disappointed her, she looks beyond those failures and loves me faithfully—which has compelled me more than anything else to grow and ask God to make me the husband she deserves.
She’s a gifted mother—Sandra’s heart truly beats for the Lord, her husband, and her children. She has so tirelessly given herself to them for nearly 16 years. Her sacrifice defies description.
She’s a faithful co-laborer—whether it’s hosting groups in our home, counseling another woman or girl, helping plan an activity, teaching a class, taking a group on door-to-door visitation, or just embracing life in the “fish-bowl” of ministry—she’s embraced my call as her own. It’s awesome to serve the Lord with her.
She’s a talented home-maker—it’s an awesome experience to come home every evening to such a delightful environment. Her heart is in her home and for her family in an amazing way. Home truly is a special place.
She’s my best friend—I love being with her. Whether it’s sitting at a Sub Way eating a sub together, or playing tennis, just being with her makes the time special. She’s made this husband one very blessed, very happy, and very well-cared for man.
So with that—I simply say, “Happy Birthday, Best Friend!” You truly are the BEST!
“Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the LORD.” —Proverbs 18:22
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
What A Summer!
Wow, I can't believe Summer is almost over. It's been busy and blessed! So much has gone on that I can't put it all down here in this one post.
It is obvious from the lack of posting on this blog that Facebook has really taken over the task of keeping up with what's happening. I'm using the other blogs from time to time, but this one has not seen much updating.
The kids will be starting school this next Monday. Michael will be in 11th grade and Katie will be in 8th grade. Wow!! It just seems like yesterday that they were both little kids in elementary school. Katie just had her braces removed - boy, did that 4 years go fast. She sure has been through a lot in that time period. Praise the Lord for His grace and mercy!!
Things at church are going well. We're coming up on 15 years here at FRMBC. I would have liked to see more numerical growth by this time in my ministry. To God be the glory, great things He has done though, there has been tremendous spiritual growth. Through discipleship, folks have really grown in the faith and are faithfully serving the Lord. I pray this next year that, as I have been attempting over the past year to refine our vision for the work of the Lord, the church will see more growth. There are so many things I would like to see our church doing that we could do if the Lord would see fit to allow us to disciple new people to spiritual maturity to the point where new ministries could be started for His glory. All in His own time, as He wills.
That's all for now. The Hugans are on Facebook. That's where folks will see more of what's happening with us.
It is obvious from the lack of posting on this blog that Facebook has really taken over the task of keeping up with what's happening. I'm using the other blogs from time to time, but this one has not seen much updating.
The kids will be starting school this next Monday. Michael will be in 11th grade and Katie will be in 8th grade. Wow!! It just seems like yesterday that they were both little kids in elementary school. Katie just had her braces removed - boy, did that 4 years go fast. She sure has been through a lot in that time period. Praise the Lord for His grace and mercy!!
Things at church are going well. We're coming up on 15 years here at FRMBC. I would have liked to see more numerical growth by this time in my ministry. To God be the glory, great things He has done though, there has been tremendous spiritual growth. Through discipleship, folks have really grown in the faith and are faithfully serving the Lord. I pray this next year that, as I have been attempting over the past year to refine our vision for the work of the Lord, the church will see more growth. There are so many things I would like to see our church doing that we could do if the Lord would see fit to allow us to disciple new people to spiritual maturity to the point where new ministries could be started for His glory. All in His own time, as He wills.
That's all for now. The Hugans are on Facebook. That's where folks will see more of what's happening with us.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Michael Receives Director's Award
At the senior high awards ceremony on Friday of this week, Michael received the Director's Award for his leadership and desire to excel in the Senior High Choir. The person to receive this award is personally chosen by the choir director himself. Congratulations Michael!
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
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