lacksidaisical hypocrites abound.
lacksidaisical: Lacking spirit or liveliness; showing lack of interest;
languid; listless.
i've been acting and feeling quite lacksidaisical lately. i am slowly getting out of it. today was good. got two readings done at the coffeeshop, interspersed with post-modern blabbering with hannah ( the human palindrome, second only to bob ). i feel that was pretty good.
then headed over to church at the point. honestly, i didn't realize how much i missed going to the point (the point is a church on the hill of death known as bby mountain). the pastor is actually quite amiable. i really do appreciate the atmosphere he creates with his services. very nonchalant but still very tuned into God. i really should give him a compliment, although i am not one very generous or timely with my compliments (most of the time).
what did he talk about today... he talked about how the church should not be caught up in hypocrisy. it was a simple message, but the discussion questions that were considered in small groups were basic but quite pertinent: do you act hypocritically in your life? with your faith? a question that stumps both christians and others... heh. it's tough. hypocrisy is hard to see from the point of view of the hypocrite. but you, the reader, should try. be honest, think earnestly, what are you in your life hypocritical about? this is a step in becoming more real. then we can get along better. ;)
peace.
languid; listless.
i've been acting and feeling quite lacksidaisical lately. i am slowly getting out of it. today was good. got two readings done at the coffeeshop, interspersed with post-modern blabbering with hannah ( the human palindrome, second only to bob ). i feel that was pretty good.
then headed over to church at the point. honestly, i didn't realize how much i missed going to the point (the point is a church on the hill of death known as bby mountain). the pastor is actually quite amiable. i really do appreciate the atmosphere he creates with his services. very nonchalant but still very tuned into God. i really should give him a compliment, although i am not one very generous or timely with my compliments (most of the time).
what did he talk about today... he talked about how the church should not be caught up in hypocrisy. it was a simple message, but the discussion questions that were considered in small groups were basic but quite pertinent: do you act hypocritically in your life? with your faith? a question that stumps both christians and others... heh. it's tough. hypocrisy is hard to see from the point of view of the hypocrite. but you, the reader, should try. be honest, think earnestly, what are you in your life hypocritical about? this is a step in becoming more real. then we can get along better. ;)
peace.
