Friday, June 30, 2006

It must not go out!


Leviticus 6. Priests instructed to not let the fire on the altar go out. The command is repeated within two verses.

For some reason, this verse has been banging around in my head ever since I read it 4 weeks ago.

Irreverence

"Irreverence is a most necessary ingredient of religion...Not to speak of its importance in philosophy. Irreverence is the only way left to us for testing our universe."

Spoken by Leto
Children of Dune
pg. 269

Monday, June 26, 2006

With my friends




So we (Aubrey and myself) went to DC to hang with longtime friends, Doug and Jon and their ladyfriends, Elizabeth and Jess. Jon's married to Jess, and Doug's getting married to Elizabeth. It's always great to connect, and we found a sweet middle location, 2 hours from both of us.

It's good to be with people who you don't have to perform for.

Thanks Dude

So the other day I was working and getting everything together for this huge event called Creation. And I had to get all these tents and things together, but you know what? I couldn't do it alone, at least not if I wanted to eat supper with my wife by 6. So, my good friend Dan helped me out.

Thanks Dan!

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Christianity Rediscovered Chapter 10



We come to the final chapter.

Can't wait to hear your thoughts again!

It's been a quality journey with you my friends.

Monday, June 12, 2006

My Last Two Weeks in pictures

Went to Aubrey's sister's graduation Party. Before which, Dad in Law had to tie Jeff's (Diana's boyfriend) tie,
During which bro-in law, Mark and I had a fun time with chocolate strawberries.
And then our summer intern, Melissa arrived.
And we had our annual tailgate party (welcoming the new 6th graders)
with plenty of good food
and what party would be complete without hot dog launching?
In addition to the funness, Aubrey and I had a scare with the baby, but thank God everything is OK. I felt a little like Abraham, wondering what God was going to do next, with the only available option being to trust Him with my child's life.