Prayer and Schtuff

Sorry for the lack of recent updates, people. Part 3 of the spiritual gifts series has been written and sent off to my editor. It should be up before much longer.

In the meanwhile, I have some stuff for you to all check out. First of all, go to http://www.myspace.com/redwarriors and check out the most recent blog post. Feel free to skip the video. Or maybe read, and come back and watch it. I honestly cannot express the craziness/heaviness of this.

Also check out http://www.myspace.com/thecallgathering
Listen to "The Great Divorce." I shall summarize from my limited knowledge. 1967 was the "summer of love." Young people flocked to San Francisco, where they experimented with sex and drugs, and the world was heavily influenced away from God. It has now been 40 years. This summer, on 7/7/7, there is a call for our generation to come to Nashville to seek the heart of God and return to him. As the promotional materials say, "It's not a festival, it's a fast."

My heart yearns to make it there. Please be praying for doors to open. Please prayerfully consider going. Please be praying for me to be prepared for this. I know I'm a weak faster and a weak prayer. I've long been disgusted by the conference routine. I have no desire to go to something just to get pumped for a week. I want to be transformed. Many of you at Christmas Conference took that oath Jason Ma mentioned. I knew I was not able to hold to it, and did not. But my heart is being awakened again. Please be praying me into whatever God is leading me to at this time. Thank you.

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More stuff I've wanted to link but forgot!

I've randomly started reading some new blogs. People I don't know and stuff (I wonder how long until I drive out to meet them? Hrm...). In any case, there was this awesome post where 129 useless facts were collected. I submitted nine of them. I wonder if you can all guess which ones? Oh, and I'm one of the people described by #51. I can't even hear that phoneme properly. "Dane-it" and "dangit" sound the same to me...

I just read this post on the same blog. All I can say is, "train."