sermonindexians!listen, and listen carefully!i came out of the zoo into the desert to say:REPENT!!in my brand new t-shirt and pants, cause i couldn't find my old rusty good looking camel clothes :-( :-P
sermonindexians!listen, and listen carefully!i came out of the zoo into the desert to say:REPENT!!in my brand new t-shirt and pants, cause i couldn't find my old rusty good looking camel clothes :-( :-P
hehe. I was just talking to brother William on the instant messenger and he sent me this picture! It was too good to pass up and I thought it would be fun to share. William obviously shared my enthuasiasm for this thread idea also.
(hahah..)for some reason, this picture looks very familiar....to tell you the truth, it seems as if i have also been in this same desert with this same brother in Christ :-P"a voice of one crying out:prepare the way of the Lord in the wilderness; make a straight highway for our God in the desert." ~ isaiah 40:3 great picture william...keep preaching it! ;-)be blessed..your sister in Christ,arielle
sermonindexians!I have never heard this word before. I think it should be added to the glossary. :-) MC
That has sometimes been my nickname as I sometime like to pray in the woods !!
William almost convinced me except for the dress shirt and pants :-P sermonindexians TM --- we should trademark it.
Love it! I think we'll frame the one we have. :-P In Him, Chanin
I'm always so very blessed when I see young people proclaim the gospel. Hope just swells up in me for this helpless generation.Thanks for sharing it,Lahry
Hi William,Good to meet you. Great picture. Thank you, Greg.
Goeiemiddag William:-)That's a cool picture! Only one thing, I don't think you look serious enough for your message....;-) Hehe, no, serious, nice to put a picture here:)Greetz, your sis in faith
sermonindexians.net for all you camel clothes order now and get some free desert sand:-P
Haha! Nice pic! :)You still have to work on your John the Baptist look tho.. ;-) Btw, how do those grasshoppers taste? Its all part of the job.. 8-) [edit]Btw, I think the zoo staff would be very pleased to have someone draw so much ppl in.Never mind the animals! :-P
William[laughs] Oh boy... I think you and Greg were having too much fun last night. Hmmm... when you told me to check out your "John the Baptist picture" I thought it was maybe something you found on the Internet or a picture you painted. Oh boy... I don't know what I think. Nice zoo. Looks like a little warthog in the background.ArielleWere you at the zoo with William? Did you get to meet him? Are you back from Germany? I guess I could check out your blog.
You could take a photo of the background and then manipulate it using layers to get a picture of virtually anyone and layer the background of a scence of a desert such as Sini and do it!! It is quite a good picture!
You could take a photo of the background and then manipulate it using layers to get a picture of virtually anyone and layer the background of a scence of a desert such as Sini and do it!!hehe yea...people who were passing by thought i was crazy (well i am ... sort of :-P ..haha)
Yeah man...that's my brother :-)You know what comes to mind, right now?John the Baptist appeared in the wilderness preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. And all the country of Judea was going out to him, and all the people of Jerusalem; and they were being baptized by him in the Jordan River, confessing their sins. (Mark 1:4-5)God had burdened John with a message. He went forth preaching it, not at Times Square Jerusalem or in a packed stadium. No, he preached in the desert, with locusts as his audience...It touches me to read that "all the country of Judea was going out to him". He didn't seek his audience, God moved people and they went out to hear him preach. This man had a call. This man had a message. This man had a burden...and as Gods word puts it: "no word from God shall be without power" (Luke 1:37). John the Baptist wasn't concerned about the amount of people he would reach with his preaching. He was concerned about his obedience to God. I desire to be obedient to God...When God has called you to do something, don't confer with flesh and blood (Gal 1:16), but be obedient and DO IT!To me this means that I will have to do my side-line as a vegetable man for the glory of God (1 Cor 10:31) today. I will have to do this work as for the Lord and not for men, because I serve Christ as Lord (Col 3:23-24). I'm the only Christian around...and pray that Jesus will give me chances..."...to give a defense to everyone who asks me a reason for the hope that is in me, with meekness and fear, having a good conscience, that when they defame me as an evildoer, those who revile my good conduct in Christ may be ashamed. (1 Pet 3:15-16)Obedience has nothing to do with the future. It's about right here, right now!In the Obedient One,Paul
Amen brother!This is something that God is working in meTo me this means that I will have to do my side-line as a vegetable man for the glory of God (1 Cor 10:31) today. I will have to do this work as for the Lord and not for men, because I serve Christ as Lord (Col 3:23-24). I'm the only Christian around...and pray that Jesus will give me chances...Trust and obey!Going with Jesus all the way.Trust and obey!In Your Hands i stay.Trust and obey!For He will make a way!same here with my job...but let's get forward on our knees!in His Faithfulness!William
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