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I love in The King and I, the king's love of the phrase, "etcetera, etcetera, etcetera." I hear it in my head every time I think of that word.

Today's etceteras:

I posted a blog article today on the Tapestry Blog about the difficult passage in 1 Corinthians about women being silent. A friend of my mine showed me something in the Greek (yes, we go Greek, but only for a moment). "If this is right," he said, "The church owes women an apology."

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I'm up today at Tapestry: Have Your Pie and Eat It Too exploring some tasty recipes for humbleness.

Now here's the fun part. You know when two of your best friends meet and they hit it off and all the sudden the three of you are like some TV show friendship? That's what happened yesterday when I saw this. Buster from Arrested Development meet Chuck from Chuck.

I'm up at the Tapestry blog today talking about how our imagination can spur us on toward missions, to sharing Christ's love with the world.

I'm up today at the Tapestry Blog talking about what it means to be human.

From the post:

"Flip through Scripture, and you'll find that while God uses angels to close mouths of lions (no comments from the peanut gallery), accompany His chosen through fire, and announce good tidings of great joy, He more often uses ordinary, even disgusting humans to do extraordinary, beautiful things."

I'm up today at Tapestry. My blog entry is Beyond Relevance.

"About a decade ago, the catchword became relevance. "But is the ministry relevant?" we all asked. It was--and is--a good question. After all, Jesus became man in order to be relevant. The man knew his communication theory.

 

It's live! That's right, after months of prayer, discussions, details (a lot of details--from whence come all the details?), it's live--a group blog: Tapestry: A Christian Women's Collective.