Posted by Blake | Posted in Stuff | Posted on 11-09-2003
Because I’ve been out of the blogosphere the past few days, I’ll just give a quick catch up as to what’s been on my mind or what I’ve done.
I’ve actually been working out on a regular basis. I think I can tell a difference, but probably no one else. But it’s good to be going in there on a regular basis and knowing that I’m getting something accomplished.
I still need to eat a little better though…
I also need to put more effort into my Spiritual Training, not focus most of my energy on my physical training.
I’m going to get to see Monster’s Inc. On Ice this weekend! Aren’t we excited? I’m not sure if I am yet or not. If my daughter likes it, then it’s worth it, but otherwise…sheesh!
I’m 2-2 in Fantasy Football. The two leagues I’m Commish of, I lost. Go figure. But the season is still young.
What makes a particular worship service specific to a particular denomination? Did that make sense? I guess, what makes one be Methodist, or Baptist, or Presbyterian, or Pentacostal, or whatever? What makes or marks the defining lines?
MSU plays @ Tulane this weekend. They have a great QB, and better than decent RB/WR’s. But the OL is suspect. That’s our saving grace, if there is one.
I’ve read a few cool quotes and stories the last few days…I’ll share them later
That’s all for now.
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What makes a particular worship service specific to a particular denomination? Would that be the rituals or the "rules" that, in some denominations, are stuffed down one's throat? The "Order of Worship"? I am a member of a Methodist church, but I consider myself to be Christian, not Methodist. I am Spirit-led, not bishop-led, council-led or minister-led. (Though I'm sure they all serve their purposes in "the church.")
to your question on what makes a worship service particular to a denomination, usually it's the language, the ritual, the order. as leaders lead, congregations follow. but, sorry, giddy – to say i'm Spirit-led and not leader-led is to miss out on something, isn't it? (heb 13:17, rom 13:1-6, 1 cor 16:15-17)
as for monsters, inc on ice – you'll enjoy it. we saw disney's jungle on ice last year, with lion king and jungle book and something else – and it was fun. expensive, but we all had a good time.
Ever been misled, Rick? I know I can put my trust in God. I can also "respect" leaders without blindly following them.