Two roads diverged in a wood and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Gratitude
I want to publicly thank Stef and Kelly and my hubby Rick for cohercing me gently into quitting my little side job of transcription and focusing on this short yet very sweet time of the boys lives fully!
It was hard to let go of the extra cash and yet it feels good to know that all I gotta do is focus on caring for my boys. Rick has wanted me to stop working the side job for a long time and finally I caved! It could not have been more freeing! No more deadlines, no more distractions....life is good in our 'hood.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
This is where we are isn't it?
An Excerpt from Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller
The Golden Cow
"When the church began to doubt its own integrity after the Darwinian attack on Genesis 1 and 2, we began to answer science, not by appealing to something greater, the realm of beauty and art and spirituality, but by attempting to translate spiritual realities through scientific equations, those justifying ourselves to culture, as if culture had some kind of authority to redeem us in the first place. Terms such as "absolute truth" and "inherency" (a term used only to describe Scripture in the last one hundred years or so) became a battle cry, even though the laws of absolute truth must, by their nature, exclude ideas such as Jesus is the Word, He is both God and Man, the Trinity is both three and One, we are united with Him in His death, because these are mysterious ideas, not scientific ideas.
In fact, much of the biblical truth must go out the window when you approach it through the scientific method. God does not live within the philosophical science He made, any more than He is bound by the natural realities of gravity. "
And it goes on....
This book is rocking my world...more than any other book I've read in recent history. I implore you, yes implore you to read it, Friend.
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