I wish you could have seen the scores of people lined up at the end of the service today waiting to take a big whack with a hammer at the huge wall standing on stage.
It symbolized the Jericho-type things that invade and impact our lives -- and the power of God to bring them tumbling down if we trust Him.
What an unforgettable and moving sight (and sound) it was.
And be blessed.
It symbolized the Jericho-type things that invade and impact our lives -- and the power of God to bring them tumbling down if we trust Him.
What an unforgettable and moving sight (and sound) it was.
And be blessed.
5 comments:
It was an awesome ending to a great service! Hey Pastor Dan has a good voice, too...you tow should do a duet sometime...lol. What a treat that would be! Our two Harley riding, singing pastors. You two are a far cry from those stuffy Catholic priests! :)
I'm not really a violent type of person, but it was much more fun swinging that hammer than I thought! :) Next I might try kick-boxing...lol. That WOULD be fun!
Second that - on the singing pastors. We've got the tuner and the crooner.
(You figure out which is which.)
Gotta love ya both. ;-)
It was great to get things hammered out in church today. Neat analogy! And God was working it. Praise Him.
With all due respect to my partner, I'm going to go by 'faith and hope' on the one of those two that pertains to me. :)
Hmmm - the singing must have happened second service unless I missed it getting into the sanctuary after choir. In any case, it was a very effective opportunity and very timely for me personally that very morning!
WST:
Singing? What singing were you talking about?
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