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what are we waiting for?

what are we waiting for?

I almost missed it, but it’s been one of those weeks, and the very last proverbial bump-in-the-road is a 2-inch incision with eleven stitches across the back of my shoulder. Rest and don’t get hot and sweaty, the doctor tells me. Down here at the edge of the hot and...

giving yourself permission to create

giving yourself permission to create

My mother helped make me an artist because she taught me to see as one struck by wonder. Through her eyes, I first treasured thistle's down and oak's curved limb, leaf's shadow and bird's wing, the shapes of clouds and the kind of smiles made only with eyes. My mother...

about school shopping and santa

about school shopping and santa

  Neither Abby nor I feel good, but summer’s winding down, and we’ve set this day aside for shopping. Time to hit the “cool” stores and try on some “cool” clothes in order to be “cool” during that first week of school. Time to watch mother and daughter do battle...

creating room for impulse

creating room for impulse

I hadn’t left the house in three days. My kids morphed into independence overnight and what I was cooking for dinner became the highlight of my week. When writing turned into a meaningless task, I knew I was in trouble. In Julia Cameron’s words I had “overfished (my)...

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Complicated relationship with prayer? Same.

But Jesus has something to say about that.

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Peter could have used any word for example or model.

He chose hypogrammos.

It's the only time this word appears in the entire New Testament. It literally describes a writing tablet students use to trace their letters.

Christ is the pattern. We trace the shape of his life with our own.

You're not figuring this out alone. The lines are already there.

🎙 Full sermon at the link in bio. 

#1Peter #Hypogrammos #ChristianLiving #Sermon #EpiscopalChurch
It's a beautiful day to be outside and working in the yard. 

Trimmed back some palm trees, resetting the flower beds, and watching the birds nesting.

And some of the bromiliads under one of my oak trees are in full bloom! 😍

It can be exhausting maintaining this yard, but there is so much beauty to behold.

And I can feel the rhythms of God's Creation in this place.

I wish I was a better gardener, and that it had more time (and money) to invest in it. Maybe some day. 

Regardless, I'm grateful for what I have. And I'll always appreciate the opportunity to experience God in this sacred place.

#holyrhythms #springvibes #bromiliad #bloom #sacredplace

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A Message From Dan

What does it look like to live a Christian life? Like, TRULY live a Christian life? If I’m honest, I’m over the fake front of being a happy, blessed, and perfect person in order to impress others. Truth is, I’m a sinner who’s just trying to figure out how to do this without looking like an absolute fool. I think the Christian life is about admitting our brokenness, while raising our hand to say,”Here I am Lord! What would You have me do?” And that’s what this blog is all about… just a dude trying to do the best I can, and maybe hoping that you’re stumbling through the same journey. Maybe we can walk together.

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Rev. Dan King

speaker. author. blogger.