and i ponder the question

We were having supper with some friends the other night and I happen to make a comment that stuck with me. I said "I'm gonna go sit infront of the ocean and talk to God for a while"

I sat on the bench below.

My question is now this... HOW can someone sit infront of the ocean and not talk to God?

He told this wave below where it had to stop. This wave is big and powerful, trust me, I was under it. But my God, who dwells in me, who intentionally tortured his son on MY behalf... looked at it and said "This far you may come, and no farther" [reference: Job 38]

Holy Holy Holy

Lord, God Almighty

All thy works

Shall claim thy name

In earth and sky and sea

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So I'm finally flying over to spend the weekend with my boys Hodge and Jeff... That poor island doesn't know whats about to hit when the 3 of us get togther.... haha, it's gonna be awesome!

You may here stories on the news!

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cruzin...

So I rode a motorcycle up the north shore of Hawaii today... it was awesome, pics to come soon!

My brothers and sisters, I ride on your prayers

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One thing, thats all... Another Question

If you could say one thing to an apathetic christian, what would it be?

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So, I have a question.

As most of you are fast asleep on the east coast of our beloved United States I lay on my twin mattress in the middle of the pacific ocean where it is curently 930 with a burning question on my heart.

We've become good at this whole "church language" thing, you and I. We walk this life in the midst of our Christian culture listening to our "christian music" and what not, often spouting weighty phrases with shallow intent.

So, here is my question. What is your answer?

What does it mean for God to be the "consuming fire" in our lives?

We say this phrase and sing this phrase all the time, but what does it mean?

YOUR TURN...

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