My purpose for this picture isn't to show me in action while preaching (seriously, I tried to get rid of me), but I want you to see the crosses that were made to go along with the current sermon series. I'm calling this series "Life-Reframed." We are walking through the gospel of Luke from now until Easter Sunday. Each Sunday, we are going to be reframing Jesus-stories. We are in constant need of Jesus to reframe faith, belief, prayer, friendship, sinners, the lost, parties, the heart, purpose, rhythm, love, mission, sight, wealth, suffering, table, forgiveness, humility, and Lordship.Our members donated frames to place on the cross. So, each week, our frames come together at the cross.
Thanks goes to Kip Long and Ken Cox--two talented Jesus-followers.
(The funny thing is that a shepherd took these pictures during my sermon)
7 comments:
Beautiful! However, I do have one question. WHERE'S YOUR TIE?????
jk
The first thing I noticed was the cross. The second was that you aren't in a coat and tie. Do you call your dad every week and tell him how nice it is to preach without the accessories?
I hope your series will lead hearts closer to our glorious Lord.
I'm sitting here trying to guess which shepherd took the pictures. I know it wasn't my dad because 1)they're taken from the wrong side of the room, and 2)it would've taken him the entire sermon to figure out how to work the camera (camera phone?). My guess is maybe John French? He's the only one I can think of who sits on that side (during 1st service anyway).
I love the cross! What a great idea!
Fess up: which shepherd took the pics??? But seriously, the whole "re-framed" visual was moving.
Fess up: which shepherd took the pics??? But seriously, the whole "re-framed" visual was moving.
Now Josh, have you been telling people that we made you wear a coat and tie? LOL!
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