LIVING INTENTIONALLY TOGETHER (3 OF 4)
by Joey Rodgers
Scripture: Hebrews 10:19-25
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Living Intentionally Together (3 of 4)
Series: Think Small
Joey Rodgers
Hebrews 10:19-25; Acts 2:42-47
Have you ever heard the kid’s poem, If I were in charge of the World, by Judith Voirst - it’s a classic! She also wrote, Alexander and the Terrible...
If I were in charge of the world, I’d cancel oatmeal and Monday morning allergy shots. If I were in charge of the world, there’d be brighter nightlights, healthier hamsters, and basketball baskets 48 in. lower. If I were in charge of the world, you wouldn’t have lonely, you wouldn’t have clean, you wouldn’t have bedtimes, or don’t punch your sister, you wouldn’t have sisters. If I were in charge of the world, a chocolate sundae w/ whipped cream and nuts would be a vegetable, all 007 movies would be rated G, and a person who sometimes forgot to brush. And sometimes forgot to flush, would still be in charge of the world.
I wonder... If you were in charge of the world, what would you want for? I’d want for no child to ever have a special need. I’d want for every person to receive the grace of God. I want for GT to beat UGA in every sport, every year. And I’d want to change people’s involvement/opinions of the church?
If you’re just joining us, we’re in a series entitled, Think Smaller. Think Smaller is the year-2 initiative of our Aim Higher, Dream Bigger focus as a church to be all that we can be for the glory of God.
To Think Smaller is a call to live intentionally relational in every essential relationship in our lives - our relationship w/ God, our families, our church, and the world around us. It’s an invitation to reprioritize connection w/ people. To forgo the hustle/bustle of life that tears us away from others to zoom in, lean into, and dig deeper into the people our lives intersect daily.
In week 1, we discussed how to live intentionally relational w/ God and how it’s the springboard to all other relationships. Last week, using the acrostic T.I.ME., we talked about how to live intentio ...
Series: Think Small
Joey Rodgers
Hebrews 10:19-25; Acts 2:42-47
Have you ever heard the kid’s poem, If I were in charge of the World, by Judith Voirst - it’s a classic! She also wrote, Alexander and the Terrible...
If I were in charge of the world, I’d cancel oatmeal and Monday morning allergy shots. If I were in charge of the world, there’d be brighter nightlights, healthier hamsters, and basketball baskets 48 in. lower. If I were in charge of the world, you wouldn’t have lonely, you wouldn’t have clean, you wouldn’t have bedtimes, or don’t punch your sister, you wouldn’t have sisters. If I were in charge of the world, a chocolate sundae w/ whipped cream and nuts would be a vegetable, all 007 movies would be rated G, and a person who sometimes forgot to brush. And sometimes forgot to flush, would still be in charge of the world.
I wonder... If you were in charge of the world, what would you want for? I’d want for no child to ever have a special need. I’d want for every person to receive the grace of God. I want for GT to beat UGA in every sport, every year. And I’d want to change people’s involvement/opinions of the church?
If you’re just joining us, we’re in a series entitled, Think Smaller. Think Smaller is the year-2 initiative of our Aim Higher, Dream Bigger focus as a church to be all that we can be for the glory of God.
To Think Smaller is a call to live intentionally relational in every essential relationship in our lives - our relationship w/ God, our families, our church, and the world around us. It’s an invitation to reprioritize connection w/ people. To forgo the hustle/bustle of life that tears us away from others to zoom in, lean into, and dig deeper into the people our lives intersect daily.
In week 1, we discussed how to live intentionally relational w/ God and how it’s the springboard to all other relationships. Last week, using the acrostic T.I.ME., we talked about how to live intentio ...
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