A little levity - on comb and paper

This deserves a caption that I personally do not have the nerve to post - language fails me here.

Merry Christmas, again

May this be a 'heads-up' (warning), to my vast and varied viewer-ship - both of you, keep a sharp eye out for an impending (threatened) posting, on Youtube, of my public musical debut. It's a world-class-less rendition of a couple of Christmas carol snippets - on the extremely challenging musical instrument: comb and paper.
View the 'still' of said instrument; anticipate the YouTube debacle, er, debut!

Lights-out Church of all nations - perhaps!

Click to view CNN's Lottery lures more to church video.

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I wonder how the per capita $take$ is holding up.
$$$$ Can they, with a straight face, say: $$$$

"It is more blessed to give than to receive"?
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Do not seek the treasure - this isn't it! But, it may be good for a few grins.

http://www.glenn.tapley.us/MC.swf

You can render (reindeer) the Claus figure inanimate, by clicking on his ample person. That also silences the organ. Rudolph the Red knows rain, dear!

Who needs a Wii,

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in this more nostalgic style?
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Re: Matt Chandler - pastor at The Village Church, Denton/Flower Mound,TX

Click on the title, to go to Christianity Today's article: When the Pastor Suffers .
The video by Matt Chandler is HERE. It calls to mind Rachel Barkey's 'address'

MERRY CHRISTMAS, and

GOD is every-where to be found - not no-where!



There's something about micro-creation that just seems to 'dwarf' macro-creation, if that were possible. Together, they provide clear evidence for THE God who is outside, and above, all His creation - that is, all that is, outside (apart from) Himself.

A baby, born to a Jewish peasant girl who was a virgin? Not a problem for this God.

Fresh and Enjoyable!

Some really nice Advent and Christmas hymns from High Street Hymns:

s'pose to be falling snow - it's a gif file!

case you didn't catch it

at Kevin DeYoung's blog for The Gospel Coalition:

Gather 'Round, Ye Children, Come