Tuesday morning a day after hearing the good news “Cancer Free,” I spent some time reading in Psalms. I came across the following Psalm and found it to be somewhat biographical this last eight months. I share it here because it blessed me and refer to it now as the “Happy Dance” Psalm. 1...
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Missional Exploration: Joining God in the Neighborhoods of Life
Monthly Archives: August 2009
The Happy Dance Psalm
Time for the Happy Dance
Just to let everyone know, this morning Linda and I visited my Oncologist Dr. Miklos Simon who gave me a Cancer Free diagnosis following what seemed like an eternity of Chemotherapy treatments. Dr. Simon and his staff at the Cancer Center have been great care givers and support through out the entire process. With...
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God Guards You from Every Evil
I look up to mountains; does my strength come from mountains? No, my strength comes from God, who made heaven, and earth, and mountains. He won’t let you stumble, your Guardian God won’t fall sleep. Not on your life! Israel’s Guardian will never doze or sleep. GOD’s your Guardian, right at your side to...
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WHAT IS MISSIONAL - A Short Answer
"Jesus told us to go into all the world and be his ambassadors, but many churches today have inadvertently changed the "go and be" command to a "come and see" appeal. We have grown attached to buildings, programs, staff and a wide variety of goods and services designed to attract and entertain people.
"Missional is a helpful term used to describe what happens when you and I replace the "come to us" invitations with a "go to them" life. A life where "the way of Jesus" informs and radically transforms our existence to one wholly focused on sacrificially living for him and others and where we adopt a missionary stance in relation to our culture. It speaks of the very nature of the Jesus follower."
---Rick Meigs http://friendofmissional.com
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