Monday, October 31, 2011

@preston_sharpe: RT @RickWarren: "People are NOT rubbish.People are made in God's image.They're fallen but the image of God hasnt been destroyed!"John Stott

Sunday, October 30, 2011

RT @CSLewisDaily: It is in the process of being worshipped that God communicates His presence to men- #CSLewis

Friday, October 21, 2011

@CopelandNetwork: We need to learn to slow down in difficult situations and turn to God first.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

@lensweet: RT @jr_briggs: "Wherever St. Paul went, there was a riot. Wherever I go, they serve tea." - Anglican bishop and scholar N.T. Wright #radicalgospel

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

The Divine Mash-up

Last night while teaching at Deeper Life Institute, I was flipping through the book for the night, So Beautiful by Leonard Sweet, looking for a quote when I spotted the term "mash-up" on a page in the epilogue. After I read the quote for which I was searching, I came back to the term "mash-up."

I told the class I compose and perform electronica music. I told them about some of my musical heros (like Tim Exile and Imogen Heap) who have the capabilities to perform mash-ups. A mash-up is when you take snippets of pre-existing songs or a sample (be it live or pre-recorded) and tweek, slice, double, reverse, effect, or anything else you can think to it and combine those snippets with other snippets to create new songs.

It got me thinking: the Church is the "divine mash-up."

God is the Master Composer, taking our lives in their various stages, and weaving them together in a way that is beautiful to His ear.

May we components of God's divine mash-up...
Communion is so incredible, who am I to check the guest-list - Madeline L'Engle