Some thoughts, both silly and serious to begin the week:
- Ever felt like Zacchaeus - "out on a limb"? (see Luke 19)
- I wonder how accountable God will hold us for having so much and doing so little with it?
- The latest economic mess will really tell us whom we worship - God or the almighty dollar.
- After further review, I once again conclude that I have three of the greatest kids in the world (including their wives and grandsons).
- Upon further further review, I have no hesitation in saying I have the greatest wife in the world.
- I am officiating another funeral on Thursday. What is the one thing you would like said at your funeral? Is that a morbid question?
- "Juxtapose" is a word - look it up.
- The men's Walk to Emmaus begins this Thursday at Garden City. I am excited to see what God has in store this time around. (Interested in going? Call me asap)
- There is coming a day when there will be no more tears and no more sorrow - and no more cancer!
- I just got a couple of shots (tetanus and Hep A) in preparation for the mission trip to Mexico next month. "Trust me, this won't hurt a bit".
- We're starting a new book in Sunday School looking at the parables from the "back side". Come check it out.
- Last but not least (and I have my views), no matter who wins the election, God will still be in control. Let us not faint nor grow weary. (Read Isaiah 41:28-31).
2 comments:
Hey PR, looking forward to spending a few days with you at Emmaus!! Don't forget your guitar!
I've been to too many funerals lately where people are whispering about the deceased "I wonder if he/she was a Christian?" I want to live my life so when people gather at my funeral they can say with confidence "I KNOW he was a Christian!!" KF
kevin,
i've always remembered a sticker i saw once that said, "if you were accused of being a Christian would there be enough evidence to prove it?"
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