Clint Colwell from Redeemer came and spoke to us about John 18 this past Tuesday at Prayer & Praise. He told us that John creates a good picture for us of what is happening. John gives us imagery of a wedding. He does this to link Jesus (the groom) and the church (the bride). The groom is making a room for his fiancé on his father’s house like God is preparing a place for us in heaven. When the room is done the groom returns to wed his bride-to-be. But the bride must be ready every day for the groom because she doesn’t know when the groom will finish the room. We, as people of the church, must be ready every day for the return of Christ.
Word of the week: wappenshaw n. muster of men with their weapons formerly held in certain areas of Scotland
As Wes was watching Bwaveheawt (Braveheart; I wanted to stick with the ‘w’ sound for a bit), he was getting more and more anxious and felt like he had a higher calling. He grabbed his green battle apron and assembled a wappenshaw to sail to Scotland with the sole purpose of running amuck and catching the green battle apron in action. Can I get an ow OW?!?!
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