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There was a Seinfeld scene taking place in a New York cafe and the chef said, “No soup for you!”
It became a famous phrase people would say when someone didn’t deserve something.
Well, everyone deserves today’s jeffnoel.org blog, however, “No blog for you!” simply means I ran out of time today.
Goodnight from North Carolina.
No, road trip to North Carolina.
Will write today’s post later.
Left Toronto early this morning.
Ever have something nice, and completely unexpected happen?
Late yesterday, while I was still in the office (yes, on a Saturday), my iPhone rang. It was Keith.
Keith and I rode the same school bus for 12 years. I was best man in his wedding, which was like two days after we graduated from the Spring Grove Area High School, in 1977.
Keith lives in Hawaii now, but while he was back home last week in our small town, he said he heard from others about my Faith.
Keith, me and Jesus.
An unlikely trio.
Not any more.
(This may take a few days to explain)
Just replied to a friend’s email, declining an invitation to a men’s group Saturday night get-together.
You know, it’s difficult to say no. What happens when we say no too often?
People stop asking us.
Unless.
Unless?
Yes, unless we have so much passion that it’s no longer ignorable.
I challenged Duane to spend just five minutes reading www.jeffnoel.org
And told him that when our son (9) goes looking for Jesus, he shouldn’t have to look any farther than across the dining room table.
Ya with me?
Ever heard of K2?
It’s a mountain, in Pakistan.
A really, really tall mountain.
In fact if it were only 779 feet taller, it would be the world’s tallest.
Surpass Mount Everest as world’s tallest? Wow!
If Mount Everest is my faith, K2 is my fear.
Caution, some think gigantic, unwavering Faith leads to the absence of fear.
It doesn’t.
What does this mean to the average person?
It means believing in God and having tremendous Faith doesn’t guarantee us a fear-immunity.