Showing posts with label discipleship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discipleship. Show all posts

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Church Sunday April 11, 2010

My day started off getting up as late as possible to leave in time to make it to church on time. Fortunately, I got ready faster than normal so I arrived about 10 minutes early which, meant that I was approached about being a fill-in usher..cool I thought because I always enjoy that. I really do!

The music was good as always and I particularly love a song that I can almost sing with my eyes closed. I get into those the most, yes hands with palms up in front of me and be-bopping or swaying, depending on the tempo, too. I love my gospel/worship music! Sometimes particular parts of the lyrics affect me more than other times. I don't listen to that type of music on the radio at home (but I rarely listen to the radio at all).I have some gospel/worship songs saved in one of my YouTube playlists if that is what I am in the mood for, though I still love many kinds of music! :-)

Lenny, our esteemed Pastor, was in great form as usual. He spoke about the importance of Mission and Discipleship which struck me as a type of teaching. I just wrote last night about career paths for myself, past, present and future in which teaching/speaking careers have been predominent in my thoughts over the past 10 years. I began tearing up in church thinking OHHHH THAT'S the type of teaching I can do after I study a great deal more, sharing Christ's story with others. I still plan to spend time in artistic and creative ways as I continue my biblical studies.

I am still considered a "baby" as a Christian, since I was just baptised January of this year, so I have several women who nurture and guide me as I grow. It is great fun to share A-HA moments with them that come to me at various times. I want to thank Erin, Wendy, Jill, Christy, and Libba specifically though my church is a large family with many fantastic people. Oh and I have tried many churches over the years and this one, Good Roots Community, has been a perfect fit.