bumbled, jumbled...
crawling towards coherence
as it reminded me of the mundane part of following Christ
that pastor johann spoke about one session...
so i looked up what the artists had to say about the song
and in some parts i was wary..
but in other ways i was encouraged
to find that in some ways
our hearts were thinking the same thing
but on really different spectrums
i went on to read other posts
as well as an article about their recent faith journey
i can't say that i completely understand
the doubt that they or rather michael experienced
and i cant just cast in away either
but i do fear that parts of it sits weird in me
for that reason i feel led to pray.
i appreciate the point he made in the article
that sometimes being a worship leader
produces this assumption that there is no doubt
this picture of stability
and in this case
although his past ventures have brought
a sort of refreshing light and honesty
back into worship music ...
and the recent ventures also speak to something deep..
faith is amorphous right now..
but that doesn't call for his shunning
step carefully, no doubt..
but by His power
who is able to keep us from stumbling
and present us blameless
show mercy
because He shows mercy
and for that reason i feel led to pray
part of clarkston missions
was finding that God will meet His people
however He likes
and wherever He likes
and i trust that for mr. gungor.
that the God of the universe can reach Him and restore Him
not because of his striving...but because of who He is..
same for my own life..
i'm finding that whatever faithfulness i have
or exhibit
is in no way all my own contriving
it's His faithfulness that is the beginning
and ending of my own faithfulness
and i can't forget that.
their lives are NOT in MY hands..
they just arent.
i have a part to play...but my part isnt necessarily necessary..
He is all that's necessary.
also read about the blind man
that Jesus healed on the Sabbath
and how homie told the pharisees about themselves
my faith was being strengthened through his testimony and understanding
3 Jesus answered, “It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him.
(John 9:3)
...i didnt think that this is how You meant it..
maybe it isnt..either way im encouraged.
humble me Holy, Beautiful One.
remind me who i am ...
and more than that who You are..