Here is last week's episode of "Dreaming with Dr. Joe". It turned out to be a little more bizarre than we had planned. Such is life in the fast paced world that is the collision of ministry and video production!
Interesting - your dream preaching seemed initially to emulate the homily stylings of the Reverend Al Sharpton. I wonder what that means in dream-spreak?
From a weekly meditation I used to write for my church's newsletter:
I love to see God’s children winning others to the Lord, with faith as their foundation and the Bible as their sword. It gives my heart such joy to see God’s family grow— to watch as they give their lives to Jesus and my Lord they come to know. I sing praises of jubilation as others give their testimony; My thankfulness is sincere and my smile, it isn’t phony. I truly love to see those around me work to share the wondrous story, and I look forward to the day when we’ll all meet in glory, and I’ll watch as crowns are given to those who do deserve…
What’s that? What did you ask me, Master? What do you mean, did I serve???
Interesting - your dream preaching seemed initially to emulate the homily stylings of the Reverend Al Sharpton. I wonder what that means in dream-spreak?
ReplyDeleteFrom a weekly meditation I used to write for my church's newsletter:
ReplyDeleteI love to see God’s children
winning others to the Lord,
with faith as their foundation
and the Bible as their sword.
It gives my heart such joy
to see God’s family grow—
to watch as they give their lives to Jesus
and my Lord they come to know.
I sing praises of jubilation
as others give their testimony;
My thankfulness is sincere
and my smile, it isn’t phony.
I truly love to see those around me
work to share the wondrous story,
and I look forward to the day
when we’ll all meet in glory,
and I’ll watch as crowns are given
to those who do deserve…
What’s that? What did you ask me, Master?
What do you mean, did I serve???
Jan
February 14, 1984