I admit, I’ve only read about half of the book during this series. (Too much reading for my Psych class to squeeze in much else.) But what I have read so far has been amazing. I’ve been flagging passages and thinking, I need to blog that as I read.

That is such an amazing commitment for a married couple! It really is the way life should be lived. You never know if you’re going to come home at the end of the day or if this is your final day on earth. It sounds really corny and sort of fluffy, but once you get into the series, it really starts to sink and become real.

Our church is not afraid to do things… well, differently. We frequently have gangs of bikers in the congregation, girls with pink and blue hair sitting beside their grandmothers, and we even had the youth group do hip hop on stage for Easter, complete with backflips off the stage.

The motor bikes went along with the pastor’s point of our own abilities are about as wimpy as peddling a bicycle uphill. God’s power is more like a motor bike. (or something along those lines.) You can listen to the sermon online I think. It’s the Live Humbly podcast : http://www.newpointe.org/content.cfm?id=2006.

I didn’t start the one month project with you, I came in somewhere in the middle but I just checked out the book in your Amazon list and it looks interesting. I do try to live an extrodinary life with no regrets all the time. My husband and I made that one of our committments to each other when we got married. It’s an amazing way to live.

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