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I ran across a cool set of alternative worship photos at small fire. They include photos from Holy Joe's, Church of the Apostles and Solomon's Porch, just to name a few.
I'm a big fan of the labyrinth for spiritual growth and renewal, so I couldn't resist posting this photo.
Enjoy.
HT: Can't remember, sorry.
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If anything should ever happen to my beloved cat-- heaven forbid-- I think I want a dog next time.
Umm, kinda like this one.
Sorry KeeKee, no offense intended. Just daydreaming and thinking ahead.
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Luke recorded these words:
17The scroll of the prophet Isaiah was handed to him.
Unrolling it, he found the place where it is written:
18"The Spirit of the Lord is on me,
because he has anointed me
to preach good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners
and recovery of sight for the blind,
to release the oppressed,
19to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor."
~ Luke 4: 17-19 NIV
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I stumbled upon this on-line source for free worship graphics--really nice ones I might add.
They're called Open Resources.
Enjoy browsing and utilizing them in worship.
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Happy 4th of July everyone!
Enjoy a hot dog or two, a baseball game, late-night fireworks, and time with family and friends. For me, I'm spending lunchtime with my daughter.
Have a fun, safe and refreshing Independence Day.
If you'd like to see other styles of hotdogs, click here.
pax,
meb
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Oh my goodness.
I wasn't hungry for seafood until I saw this photograph. Great job!
HT: Amazon blog
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Some photographs are just too beautiful not to share.
It comes from this Flickr photo set. Enjoy!
pax,
meb
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I recently attended a wedding in which two of the participants couldn't tie a neck tie. I'm not talking about one of those awful formal black bowties, but a simple neck tie. Nothing complicated, no Windsor knots involved.
So, I gladly tied them (one at a time) around my own neck and gave them back-- ready to go-- to the bewildered guys.
I found the entire experience interesting.
Here's an example of the historic black and white LOC photographs posted on Flicker. It's the Titanic lifeboats headed to the Carpathia.
Really cool stuff.
To view the entire photostream, click here.
I'm a little surprised that I haven't missed sugar.
Not yet, that is.
With the specter of high blood sugar or low blood sugar (really spooky) as a "newbie" diabetic, the last thing on my mind is sugar.
But I'm sure that will change over time. For now, however, it's "goodbye sugar!"
