This is worth a watch and a discussion about the importance of "fun" and where we ought to find more of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lXh2n0aPyw
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Living the 127 Mystery
Places I've had transforming moments
- Collegedale Church in Collegedale, TN
- Forsyth County Courthouse
- Foster Church in Asheville, NC
- North Fulton Regional Hospital in Roswell, GA
- The Acropolis of Athens, Greece
- The Beaches of Hilton Head, SC
- The Beaches of Normandy, France
- The Berlin Wall
- The Reformed Church in Rysum, Germany
- The Sea of Galillee
- The Vatican, Italy
- The Western Wall, Jerusalem
- Westminster Abbey in London, England
- Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, IL
My Shelfari Bookshelf
The "127 Mystery"
"God has chosen to make known the glorious riches of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory." Colossians 1:27
What is this glorious mystery? That it really is possible for us to live each day of life (both now and forever) with the power, passion and presence of Jesus Christ living in us. And, therefore, it really is possible to be transformed by God's Spirit in such a way that our lives are increasingly filled with meaningful purpose, deeply felt love, laugh-out-loud joy, out-of-this-world peace, superhuman patience, radical generosity, unwavering faithfulness, kind-hearted gentleness and inexplicable self-control. It really is possible for an ordinary person like you and like me to live a great life of hope and richness--towards God, others and ourselves.
What is this glorious mystery? That it really is possible for us to live each day of life (both now and forever) with the power, passion and presence of Jesus Christ living in us. And, therefore, it really is possible to be transformed by God's Spirit in such a way that our lives are increasingly filled with meaningful purpose, deeply felt love, laugh-out-loud joy, out-of-this-world peace, superhuman patience, radical generosity, unwavering faithfulness, kind-hearted gentleness and inexplicable self-control. It really is possible for an ordinary person like you and like me to live a great life of hope and richness--towards God, others and ourselves.