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Recently I was asked to post on our church’s blog regarding some particular sections out the books Joshua and Psalms. Having grown up a preachers kid, I was very familiar with the 2 stories in Joshua that I was going to be commenting on, but this time I read them out of The Message – a more modern and easy to read translation of the Bible. Suddenly these stories that I know by heart seemed more alive, more vibrant, more full of color than they had since I was a child. Some people are purest about their church and their worship – and I understand this, I do. Tradition can be a wonderful thing, even vital for some. But for me, anything that can bring a story out of the cobwebs of my memory and into the light again is lovely and very welcome thing…
The wreaths are wonderful!!!>Bristol
Good for you and your revelations of color in the TV land and in the spiritual land. It is amazing to me how God uses whatever it takes to get to us. >I always said as a mother of 4 very different children it was up to me, the adult, to do the leaning. I think of God that way. Since he is God He takes it upon himself to do the leaning.>Mom
Love these- adorable!>>blessings, >kari & kijsa
Love your wreaths.>I haven’t seen the newer version.>I guess I will have to.>Rosemary
Can I just say” WOW!!”…I love all those pretty wreaths!! Did you make the garland wreath on your front door? Please share how to do that!! It is so amazing. >>I have a wreath just like those little vintage wreaths and they make me smile. 🙂>Thanks for sharing!
Your wreaths are beautiful as is your blog. I will certainly be back.>>Blessings,>Sandy
I am also a fan of “The Message.” I love the way it so plainly illustrates the Word, makes it more real, more organic.