Another thing said at Bible study got me thinking. Someone quoted: If you were arrested for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
What might that evidence look like? What form would it take? Regular church attendance? Ownership of one or more copies of the Scriptures? Copious notes in said Scriptures?
Some wacky dude a while back said this:
This is how everyone will recognize that you are my disciples—when they see the love you have for each other.
I wonder if that’s still true? Or good enough evidence?
That’s a good one. I say we love each other to a fault. I say we love each other until we’re accused (falsely, like the early church) of incest and orgies.
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I’m father to two young boys. The older is a toddler who I’m getting to know pretty well. It’s my understanding that the chicks dig him. The younger is still an infant and is still a bit of a mystery. I’m married to a wonderful, bright woman who I admire. She’s what I need. She’s uncommonly sweet with a voice to match and that sometimes misleads people into thinking she doesn’t have a will of iron.
I read fun books by Nick Hornby
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