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Today’s Bible reading is Deuteronomy 33-34 and Joshua 1-2.
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Daily Sounding Board – 3/21/2020
Good morning isolated world. Anyone else go to a store and think “Did Thanos actually and snap away the world population or was that just a movie?” It’s strange out there.
I can’t wait to photograph the empty streets to look like the film “28 days later.” I wish I had access to Disneyland and photograph in black and white. Imagine Disneyland like Chernobyl.
Seriously. Great idea. You could get some great shots not having to worry about passersby messing up the composition.
There are a lot more people getting exercise.Good always comes out of adversity. Including myself. Walked around Mile Square Park yesterday and it was busy for a Friday!! 6′ rule (social distancing) keeps almost anyone from requesting rideshares. I thought Ubereats would be busy but not seen that either.
Good for you. I on the other hand have never sat so much in my life. Without PT’s bulging physique to inspire me every day, I do not seem to have the motivation to move. Haha
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Thanos, Coronavirus, SARS, H1N1, AIDS, seems all a precursor of Revelations 6 first of Four Horsemen of Apocalypse. Maybe we are in training .. a general rehearsal of things to come?? Hmm, sorry for being sark today ?
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Stores are Quiet Place-esque. I’m just waiting for the tumble weeds to start. Trader Joe’s was giving daffodils away to all the shoppers to brighten things up a bit. It worked! What brightens up your stuck-at-home days?
OOOoooOOOOooo!!! I wanna go to Trader Joe’s now!
Great trial run on Zoom today. Looking forward of things to come and how God is going to use this season for His Glory!
I was thinking the same thing Ken. Our Zoom trial run yesterday was terrific! To say the least! So looking forward to today’s service.
My company is considered an essential service so, we are staying open. I havent noticed a drop in demand and seems to be business as usual. However, when I step out off the property, I feel like Rick Grimes waking up in the apocalypse. I’m glad I got groceries when I did. Ralph’s is empty on almost all aisles. Where there was once rush hour bumper to bumper traffic, is now a steady flow of cars. Some people wish they could be that close to others again. It’s a very odd time and it’s interesting to see what the Church is doing in response. Alternative meeting setups, end of the world sermons, and evangelism are on the rise. This I think is essential. God is using this time away from the distractions to remind people of their mortality and/or to peel back the mundane. Stirring the pot of loneliness and truth to remind that He is in control and can be trusted with control. That He is our comforter. I think churches are going to realize that it’s not just all about a building and receive revival in the way they function. I love seeing what God is doing in this whole thing! Thank you to the leadership team for finding a quick solution to Sunday meetings and keeping us connected! If anyone needs food, toilet paper, paper towels, etc. please let me know. I love you guys!
The lack of traffic has been amazing… silver linings
People seem kinder, strange effect social distancing is having on humanity.
As one of the older members of our church family, I can tell you I’ve seen and been through historical events in our land. Assassination of a beloved President, his brother a Senator running for the Presidency, the Kennedy brothers. A mighty man of God, Dr. Martin Luther King also shot down. Man lands on the moon, so many conspiracy theories born from all three of these events. A peaceful youth gathering of over a million people for a music festival on a farm in NY State. The gas shortage, kinda of like the toilet paper shortage, haha. The Vietnam war and the draft lottery, marches against Washington. The racial riots, so sad.
This trumps them all, no pun intended, but the most comforting thing about it is having God to trust and rest in, family close nearby, and staying connected with our extended family. I too am very grateful for our creative leadership team that’s made staying virtually connected possible until we can again gather as family in one place.