They ran throughout the whole area, carrying sick people on mats to wherever they heard he was. Wherever he went—in villages, cities, or the countryside—they brought the sick out to the marketplaces. They begged him to let the sick touch at least the fringe of his robe, and all who touched him were healed. –…
Read more “And all who touched him were healed” (the new baby, writing, politics, and Jesus)
aren't we getting close to 40-days and 40-nights?
an encouragement to really live!
here's my take-away from this. Spend more time with your grandchildren (of course) but, also, be like Vollis Simpson.
Read more “Be Like Vollis” – a day at the Wilson Whirligig Park
what it takes is meeting Jesus, then responding to his invitation to live
faith in Jesus isn't about judging others and condemning their lives, but - instead - about inviting them into something beautiful that we are experiencing as alive and demonstratively vital.
Read more the best witness is vibrant, love-saturated life #LettingLifeLoose
Living our lives to the fullest in conspicuous joy,
too many people who describe themselves as Christian present the world with regular news bulletins that can hardly be classified as “good” news at all
Read more if gospel means “good news” shouldn’t there be some evidence in your life?
Believe to the extent that God naturally flows out of you, celebrate like you believe God's promises with all of your heart, love without holding anything back, and demonstrate the kind of enthusiasm for living that God has in creating - you don't have to make anything up, simply tell the story that God has given you new life!"
Read more an irresistible blaze of light – let your light so shine…
We are not designed to live genteel, unscathed, comfortable lives. Living at it's best leaves us muddied, bloodied, and satisfied. By the time we're done, we should be - at least figuratively - breathless.
