there are too many great things in the world.

go take a picture of them all. go visit them. write about them. don’t forget to tell stories though. make memories.

i think life, and God, I guess they both but mostly He requires of you absolutely nothing and gives you everything. every moment you are in control of taking up those feet of yours and running into what He’s put in front of you. Just when you think that you’ve done enough – the road never ends. it never does. it will take you forever to get to the end of it. that’s why Christianity still makes sense.

maybe…just maybe, there’s this particular way we are supposed to view everything. it would change the way we saw people, the way we reacted to things, the way we made decisions. it would probably change the way people saw us, and how much we devoted time to our passions in life.

it would change the way we read the Bible and sing worship songs and took communion.

i still always know.

God is a place you will wait for all your life.

(?)

i have a job. this was part of the silly application.

anything that’s not part of nature – was conceived and executed by a designer.

just met with our first client of the summer – ryan cockrell from Pour It Now.
check out his site.

our group is going under the name the529collective. our blog will happen soon.

what ryan does for our communities in SC is great and i’m privileged to be working with him. opportunities like this don’t just happen. i know the Lord is at work in this, it’s a serious blessing, and it’s my part to stay focused on His purpose in it all.

on a side note: i still listen to firefly summer every now and then.

also…i may or may not have a twitter.

every once in a while, there’s that song.

“love | Reviewer: Dan | 5/4/09

My interpretation, on one level, is that the song is about the process of us sensing the loss of love to the mundane, rational and formal life and us striving to preserve childlike, innocent love, even when we are pulled in directions that move us away the natural and uncontrollable love we give as children. This comes full circle when we bring love (children) into the world ourselves and see this love again but from outside.

I agree that there’s no need to pull songs that you love apart, like I have done here. A song is an interval of time that we relate to thoughts and emotions. Radiohead are brilliant at conveying these beautiful intervals of time. Nothing more, nothing less. But this song makes me want to strive to be more childlike at times, to try to love unconditionally, and to learn to forget.”

beautiful.