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Friday, October 14, 2005

Two blue lines have changed my life forever.




I've always wondered how this moment would feel... and now it's so surreal I don't know what to think or feel.  (I didn't mean for that to rhyme)  The fear and excitement all mix into one.  I wish I had a job and insurance lined up... but it always seems like God works in ways that don't make sense from our perspective. 

I believe with all my heart that I will look back on this season of my life, this transition (out of a job, looking for another, planting a church, and having a baby) as a defining moment.  This is one of those times where God is doing more shaping and molding than other times.  It's difficult, but I don't want to die the kind of guy I am now.  I want the change.  It's scary, but welcome. 


Currently Listening
Speak For Yourself
By Imogen Heap, Imogen Heap
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Wednesday, August 31, 2005



COULD IT BE YOU??!!! 

It looks like he's about to squeeze out a toot







(hint... click "toot" for something funny)


Currently Listening
Hot Fuss
By The Killers
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Monday, August 22, 2005

"Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world -- indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."

Margaret Mead


Currently Reading
Velvet Elvis : Repainting the Christian Faith
By Rob Bell
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Monday, August 15, 2005

N.E. Oliver in "A New Kind of Christian" by Brian McLaren:

"I've been thinking more about the subject of spirituality and spiritual formation.  I'm reflecting on how I was 'discipled' in a conservative evangelical context and what has stayed with me through the years and helped me and what has proved either useless or counterproductive.

"One of the first things that strikes me is this: whatever made me more 'religious' -- by which I mean whatever made me more identified and isolated as a member of a religious subculture -- those elements have not served me well in the long run.

"The things that helped me connect with God are the things that helped me most.  For example, a counselor at a Christian summer camp taught me how to keep a journal -- his five-minute explanation sitting on the front porch of a camp cabin enriched my life forever.  I think you keep a journal too, right?  Journaling and all other spiritual practices done 'in secret' seem to me to be essential."



Wednesday, July 27, 2005



Got canned heat in my heels tonight!!


Currently Reading
Ruthless Trust: The Ragamuffin's Path to God
By Brennan Manning
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