Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Six Word Follow-Up

A while back, in a sermon I can't find, I asked members of the congregation if they could shorthand their hopes for the life of faith in just six-words, a kind of uber-tweet.  The idea was that these six words could aid in a kind of personal spiritual check-in throughout the day.  Six words.  Am I on them?  Yes, good.  No, OK.  The following is my own brainstorm for six-words that might shape the life of a congregation like ours.

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