"I have cast my anchor in the port of peace, knowing that present and future are in nail-pierced hands." The Valley of Vision
This morning our church had their Fall Women's Brunch. The theme was "Anchored in Christ". They chose this theme months ago, before the happenings on wall street, and before the election heated up. What a timely message! Our hope is not in money saved, or whether or not the candidate we want to win gets elected, but in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
I don't normally talk politics here on this blog (or much elsewhere), but Leslie has done a great job blogging about the election and the candidates. I highly recommend her site. While I never will get heated and passionate about politics, I agree with her, and she has enough passion for the two of us! I think John Pipers words, especially toward the end of the video clip, express how I feel about next Tuesday. (Sorry, I can't figure out how to upload video, but you can see it here.)
On the way home from the tea, Evan excitedly shared something he read in his science book. Every second, over 4 million tons of the Sun are converted into energy. I can not even begin to grasp how huge our sun must be. Then to think how our sun is but one star out of billions in our galaxy, and our galaxy is but one of billions in the universe. It hit me again, how our God is so powerful and awesome, more than able to move the hearts of men and direct a nation how He wills. Then heavens truly do declare the glory of God. Psalm 19:1
Saturday, November 01, 2008
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3 comments:
That's a beautiful quote from The Valley of Vision. Thanks for sharing that.
Hi Christina!I'm just getting back into blogging and thought I would visit your site. I'd love to hear from you. My blog is whateverislovely.blogspot.com.
Christina,
I just wanted to thank you for your input about family-integrated worship. I can totally relate to aversion for the youth/party/X-Box/bring all your unsaved friends/ to youth group approach. To me, it is a reflection of the disregard for His Word and the sufficiency of that. It is certainly a fine line, that's for sure. I hope were we end up, they consider all things regarding church practice and apply a real deliberateness to the adding or taking away of programs and such.
Hope you guys are doing well!
Blessings,
Kim
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