i stumbled upon some time these days, LOL~ i love cheap puns~ for those that don't know i've sprained my knee again so i'm out for the softball season i think. i thought it would be nice to post something...
i'm listening to the song posted in my last post... "help me believe it's not the real me". Check out the video if you haven't already. fightclub and the song go pretty well. Sometimes i wonder about that and it's reflective of the Christian life. It goes back to "being real". What is real and what is fake when it comes to Christian transformation. Some people think doin' things that don't make them happy is fake. Why pretend to be friends with someone you don't like, that's just fake, right? but then is the real you that isn't friends or is the real you the side that wants to be friends? This is the part that ought to be reflected upon when thinking about what it means, the origin.
As Christians it's actually a pretty foundational and almost basics concept, i shared this with our softball team last week and here it rises up again. As fellow Christians we are family. Regardless of who you like or not we are who we are. To abandon your family is something that does happen but not something that should. Families in the OT went to war for family ever if they gained nothing for themselves.
sidenote: Is it even possible for Christians to use the name of God in vain? aren't we actually calling on him when we say, "oh God!"?
i'm listening to the song posted in my last post... "help me believe it's not the real me". Check out the video if you haven't already. fightclub and the song go pretty well. Sometimes i wonder about that and it's reflective of the Christian life. It goes back to "being real". What is real and what is fake when it comes to Christian transformation. Some people think doin' things that don't make them happy is fake. Why pretend to be friends with someone you don't like, that's just fake, right? but then is the real you that isn't friends or is the real you the side that wants to be friends? This is the part that ought to be reflected upon when thinking about what it means, the origin.
As Christians it's actually a pretty foundational and almost basics concept, i shared this with our softball team last week and here it rises up again. As fellow Christians we are family. Regardless of who you like or not we are who we are. To abandon your family is something that does happen but not something that should. Families in the OT went to war for family ever if they gained nothing for themselves.
Joshua 1:10-16
sidenote: Is it even possible for Christians to use the name of God in vain? aren't we actually calling on him when we say, "oh God!"?
