Good morning! May you not despise the little things today. #MorningMug
I’m preaching from Micah 3-5 tomorrow morning.
It is timely.
It is uncomfortable.
I am nervous.
I haven’t been nervous to preach a sermon in a long, long time.
#Wordle 1,351 5/6*
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The #OldGal posted a 4 today. She crushed me. I hope we have a 3 from the #YoungPups!
Good morning! When you get home after 2:30 am the morning doesn’t start until almost 10. May you be joyful today! #MorningMug
When the lights go out, you dance.
#D2 #Baseball ⚾️
Yes, we are watching baseball. No, we are not watching hockey outdoors.
#FinalSzn
Is anyone using omg.lol with micro.blog? If so, how are you using it?
I think an undervalued feature of the micro.blog service is the mobile app suite. The primary app for general micro blogging, Epilogue for book management and sharing, Sunlit for a photograph centric experience, Strata for private notes, and Wavelength for podcasting.
I just bumped into this quote:
“When the Greeks got the gospel, they turned it into a philosophy;when the Romans got it, they turned it into a government;
when the Europeans got it, they turned it into a culture;
and when the Americans got it, they turned it into a business.” Richard Halverson
Last night over dinner a friend I were discussing what it looks like to engage the issues facing us today. I realized that there were three sources of development that I lean more than any these days:
Learning How To See podcast, season 1 on our personal biases
The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt
A Theory of Everything by Ken Wilber
These might perhaps be helpful resources for you as well.
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Time for a dog pile, #YoungPups, the #OldGal did not complete the puzzle. She scored the magical “X”!
Good morning! May you listen before speaking today. #MorningMug
New note by Daniel Rose
@kevie@mastodon.me.uk enjoy that honey mead!
A lot of us Christians haven’t read what happens after the feeding of the multitudes, and it shows.
Tough Love vs. Tender Mercy - Which Way Did Jesus Go?
There’s an old joke that’s told in a variety of ways. A man goes to heaven and is getting a tour by St. Peter. Peter is pointing out the various places in heaven that might be of interest and introduces him to various people as they wander the streets. The man looks down a street and sees a doorway, but it is gated and well out of the way, leading into a building. The man asks, “Peter, what is that?” Peter replies, “Oh, that’s for the Presbyterians. They think they’re the only ones up here.”