I gave a preview last week, but here's the post you've been waiting for.Last Sunday at Fifty6 we celebrated Easter a week early. The resurrection of Jesus and the inauguration of God's New Creation gives us every reason to celebrate. And one great way to celebrate is by dancing. So instead of our usual "Whatever You Do" we had "Whatever You Dance" featuring songs like Oh For a Thousand Tongues To Dance and For the Glory of MGMT Gotta Praise Him. Enjoy.
I gave a preview last week, but here's the post you've been waiting for.Last Sunday at Fifty6 we celebrated Easter a week early. The resurrection of Jesus and the inauguration of God's New Creation gives us every reason to celebrate. And one great way to celebrate is by dancing. So instead of our usual "Whatever You Do" we had "Whatever You Dance" featuring songs like Oh For a Thousand Tongues To Dance and For the Glory of MGMT Gotta Praise Him. Enjoy.
I gave a preview last week, but here's the post you've been waiting for.Last Sunday at Fifty6 we celebrated Easter a week early. The resurrection of Jesus and the inauguration of God's New Creation gives us every reason to celebrate. And one great way to celebrate is by dancing. So instead of our usual "Whatever You Do" we had "Whatever You Dance" featuring songs like Oh For a Thousand Tongues To Dance and For the Glory of MGMT Gotta Praise Him. Enjoy.
If you listen to nothing else, start it at 3:00 and prepare for the buildup at 4:30.
It just might change your life.
Some of my favorite times at Mars Hill involved this man and his creativity.
Aaron, I think that Jonsi and the rest of Sigur Ros would be very proud. But you should have sang with a little more falsetto. That's what Jonsi would have done.
While I watched his face and saw his lungs rise and fall beneath the mountainous blanket he wore, his body would flinch with each tiny "hic."
As I stood in my living room, I realized that the life and breath inside him was the same life and breath inside myself. Every breath and all life - big and small, infant and elderly, hiccup and cough - comes from the same place: God.
When you hiccup, or the person around you, or the baby you happen to be holding, remember that God can be found even there, in every "hic."
And this is what you can expect from here on out. No more wordpress (at least for my own personal blog). No more billion new themes. No more complexity.
Welcome to simplicity.
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Jim Kast-Keat is a writer, speaker, pastor, and pathological optimist. Congratulations on finding his blog. Ten points for you. To find out more, head over to jimkastkeat.com and start exploring.