Agnate Manifest

If you are sitting in a sushi bar listening to Nora Jones, how does the hypostatic union apply to you? I gave the explanation a shot.

From my "Murphy's Law" desk calendar:

Dykstra's Law: Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.

Talk about self-realization.

Last night we went over to a dear friend's house for an evening of Reformation-era food, a play, some fun games and a lot of really good conversation. And wine. Some really, really good wine. Probably the most enjoyable aspect of the night was sitting around the coffee table for a number of hours talking about the Body of Christ, the state of the Church, and many other things mixed with the bouquet of Cabernet Sauvignon. Nobody got drunk, but everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves immensely. I can't help but think there was a holy and sweet aroma lingering in Heaven's Throne Room from the whole evening.

On another note: as we were singing A Mighty Fortress Is Our God", I noticed that Martin Luther mentioned "the Spirit and the gifts" being ours. I'm curious as to what he thought about the gifts of the Spirit. Must do some research on that one now.

Ahh, Reformation. How I love ya, how I love ya!

I've said it once, and I will say it again: there are people who work so hard at not being an inconvenience that they are annoying.