Just (5) teams left open to get registered. Love to have you join us for great night of fellowship, food mixed in with an auction and message at @thegroveclub
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Todays GRIP...2 John 1...Face to Face
This past two years I had to say A LOT of "NO's" to several trips...yes even to our Annual event at Pebble Beach Resorts ...Why? Here is the reason...
ALL WORTH IT FOR THE ONE
15 years ago today, God met me in one of the lowest and most spiritually exhausted seasons of my life. Church hurt had left me drained. I was angry, numb, frustrated, and honestly just tired. Tired spiritually. Tired emotionally. Tired of carrying things I was never meant to carry.
But on May 6, 2011, God used In In His Grip Golf as a bridge to get me back on track. What looked like a simple golf tournament became a holy moment. Sitting there listening to Scott Lehman share his testimony, I felt the presence of God so real and so personal. It was like the Holy Spirit reached into every broken place in me and reminded me, “I never left you.”
I remember bowing my head and finally surrendering all the hurt, bitterness, anger, and disappointment, And in that moment, something changed. The weight lifted. Peace flooded in. And 15 years later, I still can’t let this day pass without testifying about what God did in my life that day!
This year was so special because I got to sit beside my brother John Horner while his mother’s name was honored in the IN HIS GRIP MEMORIAL CLASSIC As we both fought back tears it’s a moment I will never forget. It’s another reminder that God keeps weaving stories together in ways only He can!
Doug Jones
Freds Flooring
(128) golfers at Nashville Golf & Athletic Club for the In His Grip Memorial Classic today ALL playing for a loved one that has passed away into the gates of heaven.
@adamagee wrote this song and sang it today...
"See You On The Other Side"
I'll be honest, I've spent a lot of time trying to figure out my life.
Mapping it out. Planning the next move. Trying to make sense of my circumstances when things didn't go as planned.
But here's what God has been teaching me, there's a difference between asking what's next and asking what does God want. And those are very different questions.
Your uncertainty isn't a dead end. It's an invitation.
An invitation to stop white-knuckling your own plan and trust that His purpose is bigger than anything you could map out on your own.
So let me ask you, are you more focused on your circumstances or your Savior?