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Saturday’s post naming my top three favorite Christian artists, didn’t mention Mark Schultz. Why? It contained only the top three.
My good friend Craig reminded me of Mark Schultz – he’s number four. One song of his is particularly poignant, “He’s My Son“.
Here’s a 1 1/2 minute version capturing the essence. There were many, many nights, before our son’s disease was diagnosed that we felt fairly helpless. Not that we no longer do, but we at least know what we are dealing with.
God is Love and so is Baxter the Dog – Dog is Love.
My goal in life is to become the kind of person my dog thinks I am. Maybe it should be to become the kind of dog I think my dog is.
Facebook can nurture our spirit. It can! Seriously. At least I think it can.
The other day there was dialogue on my wall about someone hearing a Contemporary Christian song and how the lyrics spoke to this person in a profound way.
That’s what Christian Music is all about. Helping us stay mindful of being blessed beyond measure, even when we are not “presently in the moment”. Being present in the moment takes practice. The payoff is HUGE!
Here are a few of my top three favorite Contemporary Christian Artists:
We keep all our radio dials set at 88.3, here in Central Florida. Make it a great day, and remember, you are blessed beyond measure. Seriously. 🙂
Is today the day our eyes will be opened?
Do you look around at the path you’re on? I mean every day. Day in and day out. I try really hard to.
How can we not? Unless we have no idea what our goals are.
What are your big goals?
Too much to think about, right?
Overwhelming, right?
It will be if we’re not careful. And that’s what motivates me.
Good Thursday morning everyone. Thank you for following jeff noel.org Of the five blogs I write everyday, jeff noel.org has the most opportunity for improvement. Why? It’s a mystery at the moment.
The reason for asking to remain humble is this. Just yesterday, in real time – not some made up story – I received two updates:
One friend posts six days per week (26 per month). The other friend has set a goal to post once per month.
Here’s the crazy part. I post 150+ per month.
Quantity versus quality. It’s not a competition. More isn’t always better. So why so many?
Simply this. I am driven. Driven to serve (and I’m fairly inadequate at it). The Internet is my soapbox. God’s message of Faith, Hope, Love, Peace and Joy is the purpose. Are ya with me?