| Directions:
{If your life was a movie, what would the soundtrack be? So, here's how it works:
1. Open your music library
2. Put it on shuffle.
3. Press Play.
4. For every question, type the song that's playing.
5. When you go to a new question, press the Next button.
6. Don't lie and try to pretend you're cool.
7. Don't skip songs.
My Movie:
1)Opening credits: "Roll Me Away" by Bob Seger
(2)Waking up: "Be My Baby Tonight" by John Michael Montgomery
(3)First day at school:"New Shiny Shoes" by Sandra McCracken
(4)Fight song:"Here Comes My girl" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
(5)Breaking up: "Lonely as you" by Foo Fighters
(6)Happiness: "Big Rock Candy Mountain" by Harry McClintock
(7)Life's okay: "Grace by which i stand" by Keith Green
(8)Mental breakdown: "Say Yes! to M!ch!gan!" by Sufjan Stevens
(9)Driving: "Flint" by Sufjan Stevens
(10)Flashback: "Open Me" by Shawn McDonald
(11)Getting back together: "Brother Brother" by Carole King
(12)Wedding: "Embrace Me" by Maple Street
(13)Birth of a child: "Dalit Hymn" by Caedmon's Call
(14)Final battle: "Go Away" by Ross King
(15)Death scene: "Paranoid Android" by Radiohead
(16)Funeral song: "Things Behind the Sun" by Nick Drake |
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| please go to market street cinema and see "an inconvenient truth." it is extremely eye-opening (a documentary on global warming).
thanks. |
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| starting today and for probably the weekend, i'm moving. if anyone were to volunteer to help, i might just have to treat that person to dinner. |
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| don't judge me. don't judge my friends. don't judge your brothers and sisters. people are different from you. you've had a tough life? so freakin' what. do you do everything right or do you mess up? do you struggle with deep, dark sins? do you have excuses for them? well, so do they. so do i. so does everyone. why the hell should your case be okay? what makes you better? oh, you would never admit to thinking you're better, but you sure do act like it.
you love the international, but you hate your fellow american. you love the lost, but you hate your own brothers and sisters. you judge, judge, judge. you call everyone out, or just give an air of disapproval. but when do you encourage them? offer them help? a solution to their problems, or ideas for ministry? you think you have all the answers, but instead of sharing them with the body, you just watch them trip and fall and then say, "i don't like them. i don't really want to hang out with those folks. they've got it all wrong, and they might mess up my ministry." or you just avoid them altogether. you never ask yourself what made them that way. what has gone wrong for them, or what hurt them, or what are they insecure about that makes them act that way. and you would never try to help them fix it. or pray for them, because, like you already decided, you just don't like them.
you can shrug everyone off and be fine. just do your thing- be cool, calm, even cold sometimes. don't let on to what's really inside. but what about the people who see that cold side of you? what if they can't just shrug YOU off. your coolness sticks with them-plagues them. you COULD have made their day better. you could have given them a word of encouragement. you could have taught them something. but you don't like them today. they just aren't worth your time. let me tell you something. YOUR time has been bought and paid for. if it's so valuable, anyway, that your brother or sister or neighbor isn't worthy of it, why are you sitting on your ass doing nothing important? i don't have a good excuse. do you?
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| i mean really, country love songs are the last thing i could want to wake up to today.
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