Friday, October 9, 2009

What Did Your Pastor Do This Week?
I had a wonderful week spending time with some precious brothers and sisters in the Lord. Started off with a nice dinner with a couple whom I cherish. The dinner prepared before me was absolutely satisfying, but what was more delightful was news concerning the Gospel in a certain country in Southeast Asia that my friend related to me. He was there teaching on the book of Acts. How thrilling! The next day, I had steak with old friends and reflected on God's goodness in the past years. We had an exciting conversations touching on computers to Genesis.

This was a very full week and there is yet more to come. Looking forward to seeing my good friends make their vows before the Lord as they are brought together as one flesh. What a great picture of the Gospel!

Interesting Happenings
Today, one of the 1st graders was telling her classmate, "Hurry up, hurry up!" The classmate in reply, "I'm hurry-uping!" So cute!

Check These Links Out
What David Letterman Can Teach Us about the Gospel - Dr. Moore reminds us of the Gospel in light of David Letterman's recent comments about being blackmailed.
Homesick for Heaven - Another clip by D.A. Carson with some sobering thoughts on the Kingdom of Heaven.
How to Train Your People to Laugh at Everything - Some sobering thoughts on how we view speakers. Make sure you hear the audio and think upon it seriously.
7 Reasons I Love Youth Ministry - Austin Duncan from Grace Community Church lists his reason. As a fellow youth minister, I found it quiteencouraging.
Glee Grieves the Spirit - A biblical review on the new hit TV show Glee. Well worth your contemplation.
Meet Ardi - Answers in Genesis answers some questions people might have over the hype in the media concerning a supposed new find for evolutionary thought.
Obama wins the Nobel Peace Prize? - Even commentator Michael Binyon on Times Magazine thinks it is absurd.

The Ever-growing Wish List
Cedar Shoe Trees by Allen Edmonds
The Swans Are Not Silent by John Piper (All five books in the volume)
Looking for Calvin and Hobbes by Nevin Martell

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