I must premise this particular story by saying I was in a creative and divergent mood, and I was trying to come up with an ultimate man meal.
This happened months ago, but recently brought to my attention by my wife in a conversation we recently had. We were talking about meat and beer. I like both, but at the moment I can't touch the later due to school policy. I told my wife, "wouldn't the ultimate man meal be meatballs and beer?" She nodded and added a slight approval. Then I took it to the next level. "What if I combined the two in some way?" She looked at me rather oddly and said, "what do you have in mind?" "A man shake!" She said, "excuse me," with a rather worried and surprised expression. I said, "Yeah, why not blend the meatballs with the beer. It saves on dishes, time, and it's a shake!" There was a brief pause, and then she added, "That's disgusting, creative, but gross." I have yet to try it, but I still think it's a good idea. The ultimate man shake, meatballs blended with a good stout and of course watching some sporting event. Any takers?
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Transitions
Some things do change overnight. My wife and I moved from California to Oregon, and from San Francisco to Portland. We are in the middle of looking for a local expression of the church, I have started at a new school and both of us are in new job scenarios that are, at the moment, temporary. I feel like I'm in high school again! Anyways, the point is that this life transition happened overnight. However, the preparation and research took almost a year. This isn't supposed to be profound, just real and ongoing. I sense that many believers (by believers I mean followers of Christ) are almost always in a sense of transition from one thing to another. This isn't necessarily about big moves and nasty situations. I am thinking about a daily one. Where believers are constantly being challenged to transition from "glory to glory ( 2 Cor. 3:18)." Whether we feel settled, or just had a major life change this internal, underground (if you will) current of truth is always moving us closer and closer to God himself.
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