As we ate our breakfast this morning Cadence exclaimed, "look daddy! My apples look like boats!"
I replied, "that's crazy!" "No. It's not crazy. It's awesome! Because Jesus was in the boat with his disciples," she retorted.
"Oh yeah..." I say.
With her eyes widening and eyebrows lifted she went on with her story. Raising her arms to the sky, "and the rains came down." Lowering her hands to the ground and lifting them while she spoke, "and the waves came UP!" Waving her arms in circles above her head, "and there were rain clouds sending down water."
"And you know what Jesus did?" She asked excitedly. Without waiting for a reply she went on ending with a yell..."He said to the rain STOP!"
With that flourish she ended her story.
"But what happened after Jesus said that?" I inquired.
"They all fall into the water."
"Who?"
"Jesus and his friends fell into the water and went swimming. And there were SHARKS!"
I love these kinds of stories.
Re-creation, re-storation, re-conciliation, re-demption: These are all found in the beauty of the Jesus story. This blog is about living those things out and wrestling with their implications for every aspect of life.
Showing posts with label stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stories. Show all posts
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
My sister tells awesome stories!
So, while I've been away from the blog world, my sister has joined and is lighting it up with her stories. She tells of her experience in Cambodia in a way that makes you feel like you're there with her, or at least wish you were. Her descriptions of life in Cambodia are vivid and easily evoke the imagination. And her stories of the "little knee-highs" that she teaches range from hilarious to heart-wrenching. Somehow she always finds a way for the stories to connect with her growing faith, and I love it.
I love her most recent post on following trucks through traffic.
And her post on what some of her kids say is hilarious.
And her first post on traffic is great!
So if you have a heart for good stories and international (for us US citizens) mission work, subscribe to Susan at http://misskfeldinpp.wordpress.com.
Keep up the writing, sis.
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