bob.blog: images for 6.03.07

June 02, 2007

images for 6.03.07

Jun 2, 2007 9:53:35 AM | media

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Bob, I don't know why it's taken me so long to ask this...how do you use these images?

If you explained this somewhere on your blog already just give me the URL and I'll go read it.

Posted by: Helen | June 02, 2007 at 12:45 PM

Hey my prayers are with you and especially for tarver and his family.
I lost my left leg below the knee and part of my right foot back in 2006. It was love that got me through it and then my faith in God kept me going. I am very active in the church now even so far as serving communion today. Remember God answers prayers, you just need to look for the answers.

Posted by: Ray | June 03, 2007 at 04:43 AM

I saw an article in the New York Times about your blog addiction, actually widgets. I can totally relate. I was looking for a widget when I found the article!

We need prayer.

But first, would you like to place a peace globe on your site? Visit Mimi Writes and get the scoop. BlogBlast for Peace is Wednesday, June 6th.

Thanks and peace,
Mimi

Posted by: Mimi Lenox | June 03, 2007 at 02:46 PM

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June Next Wave... Hey all- consider this a solicitation for for articles/reviews/etc along the theme of the culturally savvy Christian for June's Next Wave. We'll have an interview with Dick Staub, author of The Culturally Savvy Christian: A Manifesto for Deepening Faith and Enriching Popular Culture in an Age of Christianity-Lite (which I haven't gotten to read yet) and the GREAT book, Too Christian, Too Pagan. So, whatcha got???

My brain wants me to quit... Ahh. The book of James. Need to get worked over a bit? Set sail as a community through James. I've been amazed at how one by one, I have struggled with each issue James deals with, almost in sync as we have moved through the book. I realize that may be a function of simply having my head in the passages and so being more cognizant of my own short comings in those areas, but still... It's been rough. And on top of that, I think my brain is trying to get me to quit my job. Don't worry... I'm not quitting or even considering it. My psyche is just dealing with a temporarily (I hope) heavy load of pastoral weight in funny ways right now. I find myself thinking, considering, daydreaming about how my reactions to different situations would change were I not in pastoral ministry. My dreams right now all contrast a hard life of ministry with... whatever the option is. A hard life without ministry, I guess. Which doesn't really appeal to me in the least as a long-term course, but... I find myself (at moments) wistfully remembering the feelings/lack of weight of a time in my...