Archive for November, 2007
Nov
Trust Is Quicksand
Sunday night at house church we spent quite a bit of time as a group praying for trust — that we would trust in God, that we would trust in His promises and what He is doing among us. On the way home afterwards, “Quicksand” by Sleeping at Last came on the iPod. [...]
Nov
Celebration for the Nations
Last night was celebration at church (the once a month meeting where EVERYONE is together). Not only was it celebration, it was also the “celebration for the nations” where focus was directed towards Norman Community’s involvement with missions. The summer trips were announced (Rome and South Africa, the latter of which I will [...]
Nov
What is most crucial to martyrdom is not whether or not the person killed intended to act out of love or for justice…but whether or not those with eyes to see are able to discern the body of Christ, crucified and glorified, in the body broken by the violence of the world.
William Cavanaugh, Torture and [...]
Nov
Life has been busy of late. Mostly, I’ve been busy with a combination of work and church stuff. There are a couple of big projects that at work that have been black holes for time (but the holes are beginning to close). I’ll certainly be glad when they have slowed down. [...]