Call it ‘poor boy’s itinerary’ of vacation
(An oldie but a goody from our late editor Mike Brown from 2010 because we miss him around here.)
(An oldie but a goody from our late editor Mike Brown from 2010 because we miss him around here.)
When the idea came upon me to write on the following topic, my serious side was highjacked by the memory of a comedy sketch I saw long ago. I do hope this column’s faithful readers also share an abandoned sense of humor. The sketch is excerpted from the 1981 film History of the World, Part 1, by Mel Brooks. The scene: Moses is slowly walking down from the summit of Mount Sinai carrying three large, stone tablets. He solemnly addresses the children of Israel gathered at the base of the mountain: “I bring you these fiftee…,” and before he finishes the sentence, one of the tablets falls and shatters on the mountainside. Then Moses awkwardly continues, “…these Ten Commandments!”
I've been thinking a lot lately. I’ve been thinking about what it takes to make disciples. Disciples like we see in Scripture.
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