If you’re listening to a preacher tomorrow, hopefully they’re not trying to lift you up to heaven with their words. (Or worse by the music) Their language should point you instead to the fact that God comes down to us. From William Willimon. The cross is a reminder that there is no eloquent, rhetorically savvy …
Songs of preparation: Now Thank We All Our God, Sing Unto The Lord A New Song / Psalm 96. Responsive call to worship from Psalm 90 and Romans 10. Praise: At The Name Of Jesus. Corporate prayer of confession. Song of assurance, confession of faith, doxology: Before The Throne Of God Above; Heidelberg Catechism Q&A …
Another article for our local paper, The Border Watch. I’m working on tone and form in these pieces. The ending is still looser than I want, but sooner or later you have to finish it and send them in. It’s been a while since I’ve done this sort of writing on a regular basis. Next …
In Melbourne for the day. The pedestrian traffic is sparse and their malls have trams. The sun is sort of out, though. Finding a coffee shouldn’t be a problem.
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