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Im not so sure where to start with this so I'll just comment on the 1st day...
So I asked Harrison "what do you think of God" his response was "he's cool" Not a lot of conversation flowed beyond that, but it was a start.
Today I tried to read the devotion on my lunch, but was interupted with a conversation about what I was reading, I explained, but we didn't go in to much detail about the book? It will be interesting to see if my coworker shows more interest...
Now that I have had a chance to read the rest of day 3, I do have a comment/blog for the today. In regards to what type of evidence do I need to believe in God? Many times I've wanted God to show me a sign. However, now I ask Him to open my eyes, my ear and my heart so that I may see him and his will.
Some days I fall short or Im just too busy to reflect on the day to notice Gods hand.
Today I prayed that same prayer and this is what he showed me today. He used me to lend a helping hand to a friend and help others in need and he wrapped it all up with all of us sharing many laughs with new friends. I'd count that as an answered prayer.....and evidence of God in my life.
Let me know what you all think.
"He's cool" may be a fairly typical answer that Leno might get if he was asking the question out on the street; pretty nonchalant and noncommittal, allows us to keep God at a safe distance and to keep Him in a mode that is laid-back and relaxed... not asking anything of us and not doing anything too crazy or against the grain of our lives. Harrison's confirmation teacher must not be challenging him enough?
The evidence question can really get one thinking, can't it!
Very good that you two are in the conversation- here and in the real world- and am stoked that God will show Himself to be more than "cool" in the next couple weeks!
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