There’s a woman who works at a local store where I go to run errands on occasion. Her name is Duchess and I have never seen someone in such a monotonous job with so much joy. I don’t think Duchess is a Christian, though with the way her eyes sparkle when she looks into mine, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘character’
Her Name is Duchess
Posted in Life, tagged character, cheerful, cheerfulness, Christian, Colossians, grace, gracious heart, heartily, joy, Paul, power of, selfishness, serve, to the Lord, whatever you do, words on December 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
My First Blues Concert
Posted in Prayer Room Life, tagged blues, cello, character, Christian, excellence, grace, harp and bowl, Hebrews, high priest, IHOP, immaturity, Jesus, mayor, music, musicians, prophetic, RHOP, Roseville, singer, singing, Theology, voice, weakness on December 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I will never be asked to play music for the mayor of Roseville. It just wouldn’t happen. I’m sure he wouldn’t like spontaneous prophetic music even if he did want a concert of local musicians playing for him.
But let’s create a hypothetical scenario: I’ve been asked to play awesome blues on my cello for the [...]
The Worry Behind Your Eyes
Posted in Life, Theology, tagged bachan, character, creature, crisis, depressed, depression, doubt, economy, faithful, faithfulness, fear, finances, God, grafitti, Malachi, missionaries, missionary, money, promise, promises, recession, tagging, test, ugly, wall, worry on November 14, 2008 | 5 Comments »
To some extent, we all put up a wall in our minds and hide a thought process behind it. Hopefully you don’t have many of these walls keeping your thoughts from those around you, but don’t lie — you know what I’m talking about.
I don’t want to get into the issues of shame and fear [...]
