Showing posts with label Things I Love Thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Things I Love Thursday. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Things I Love Thursday--Seeds Family Worship

My hubby and I both love music. He plays the guitar, sings and leads worship at our church. I make a joyful noise in the congregation.

Each night we sing together as a family, though. Joining together my noise and his talent. It's wonderful! Doesn't always sound perfect, but it's worship and togetherness, so it's beautiful.

Here are a few reasons Seeds is amazing:

  • The songs are straight from Scripture. They're Bible verses set to music. My hubby and I have memorized so much Scripture since we discovered Seeds.
  • The music is great! Oftentimes, Christian music is unfortunately cheesy. However, the musicians and composers of these albums are relevant and talented. 
  • You get to share! If you purchase an CD album, you're given two! This way, you can share the extra album with a friend. It even has a perforated edge, so they receive a CD case, as well.
  • The site is user-friendly. It's easy to navigate through and has tons of free stuff and stuff you may purchase--chords, T-shirts, activities and more! You may even listen to the songs online before purchasing anything.
Hope your family enjoys Seeds Family Worship as much as we do!



Thursday, June 2, 2011

Diversity--Things I Love Thursday

I'm young, married, female, middle class and white; I don't have any culturally interesting labels. I have interesting qualities, I'm sure, but when I fill out paperwork, I check the less-than-exciting boxes.

The little ekklesia to which I belong is a beautiful one. It resembles heaven far more than it used to, and I'd love to see more color and age and SES.

Diversity is pretty to me. That may sound cheesy, but it is. Here's why:


  • I like lots of colors.
  • I like learning from people older and younger than me.
  • Heaven will be really colorful.
  • I love to learn different languages.
  • Believers in humble economic states have much to teach the rest of us about humility.
  • The church is filled with gifts that I don't have but need in others.
  • Believers in high economic states have much to teach the rest of us about humility. 
  • Older believers are wise.
  • Young believers are free.
I love diversity. I really do!

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