Chris Daniel posted this picture to Flickr.com, and I thought it was an interesting statement about what we say to the public as churches (Click here to see a larger view of the picture).
The sign says that the public is welcome except for at church functions. I thought that would be especially when the public should be welcome. I know that it’s not the intention of the church to keep people away, but what’s up with this sign?
This morning was Daddy and me time for Nathan and me. We went to McDonald’s for breakfast (at 8:30, there’s pretty much nobody there). Then we went to the park to play. It’s fun to watch him try to communicate with little Mexican kids. He had a blast. So did I. During nap time, Janell and finished painting the living room and then started painting the dining room.
Since today is the day Mexico celebrates it’s Independence Day, we went to a party put on by our church. We had great Mexican food and watched some pretty good folkloric dancing. I’m putting video up on the vlog as I write this. Overall, it was a great day. Tomorrow, we watch football.
I’m working on a series of Bible studies about spiritual transformation. I’ll be speaking at youth group on the 22nd, and I’m going to talk about the transformation that took place in the life of Paul. Here’s the photoshopping job I did for it.
