There isn’t much better, in my far from humble opinion, to do with your time than go to L’abri. That’s pretty much all I have to say. Really. But if you need some reasons… It’s a place to go and ask honest questions of life the universe and everything, a place to discover answers and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Questions’
If you have a spare few days…
Posted in faith musings, General musings, tagged asking, L'abri, Questions, reality on November 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Monday rambling questions
Posted in faith musings, General musings, tagged home, Questions, stuff, time on October 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
It’s Monday morning. Monday morning in our house of communityness involves getting up (yes even in the unemployed state it is possible to get out of bed before 7am) and sitting in a room with 5 other sleepy people attempting to communicate with their Maker. That doesn’t involve a lot of chanting, wishing, spells and [...]
Have I done enough?
Posted in faith musings, tagged answers, enough, Jesus, Questions on March 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I guess this is a question we ask a lot in life. “Have I done enough?” I ask it of the work I do, we ask it throughout any Christian ministry or service we undertake. “Have I done enough?”. I wonder why we ask the question, whether it’s born out of wanting to prove to [...]
Thursday
Posted in faith musings, tagged broken, home, Jesus, maker, Questions on March 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today I sat at a table with my Relay Workers. We chatted, we read this, and we talked about the immensity of the Thursday that Jesus faced 2000 years ago. The Thursday where he took the Passover meal and made it about so much more. The Thursday where he told his disciples of a body [...]
Delights
Posted in Delight in the details, tagged bongos, books, Music, Questions, Rooted, Soul on March 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Treats that have made me smile, think, ponder, be delighted and made me cry over the last week: 1.Total Church. If you haven’t read it, read it now. Go on. NOW. Read it? Good, now face the challenge. It says things like this: “I am not autonomous. I am person-in-community. I cannot be who I [...]
