worship was led by jin this past sunday.
also helping out was katey.
great to have her back!
seems like we had a lot going on the past few sundays (with praise+worship+prayer-centric/palm sunday and last week being easter/resurrection sunday) at quest and this sunday was no different. we had another reason to celebrate b/c we got to witness and participate in the baptism of several members of our church.
there’s something so powerful about witnessing a baptism. to imagine that Jesus and john the baptist had engaged in the the very same act.
and though each baptism was meaninful, i especially connected with amanda l.
to hear her story of why she wanted to be baptized was probably the story many can relate to. of knowing about Jesus, but not really knowing Him on a personal level.
when her mom shared a few words and started crying, it triggered a tidal wave of tears. i was not immuned to this…
and on lighter-note, hearing torger’s son, fynn share was TOO funny! kids truly do say the darndest thing!
it was a blessing to see God take the ill-prepared, poorly-trained and broken-hearted members of our team that morning, and turn it into something that could only be explained as glorious. i am SO grateful God is greater than us. He ROCKS.
* and a side note: while on the drums… for the first time, i got a blister from playing.
does that make me a hardcore kick-A drummer or a sucky one that doesn’t know how to properly hold a stick? remains to be seen…
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welcome/opening set:
- mighty to save [key of D] by ben fielding and reuben morgan
- sing to the King [key of E] by billy james foote & charles silvester horne
- nothing but the blood (hymn) [key of E] by robert lowry
invitation/eucharist:
- eagle’s wings [key of A] by reuben morgan
offertory/closing song:
- nothing but the blood [key of A] by beth and matt redman
Daniel Azuma 12:48 am on April 16, 2008 Permalink |
Good grief. I didn’t realize this was real. The singles from my church up in Vancouver all got together to do the jajangmyeong thing on Valentine’s Day, but I thought it was all just a big joke.
What be up with them Koreans anyway, GEORGE? Singleness ain’t bad at all. (Neither is jajangmyeong, on the other hand…)
georgesong 8:31 am on April 16, 2008 Permalink |
DA: yeah, didn’t realize “Black Day” was real either… the things you learn on the inthermet.
viv and I will go eat jajangmyeon and watch a movie with you, daniel…
and everything will be fine as long as “Green Day” doesn’t achieve worldwide fame.
Su 7:58 pm on April 16, 2008 Permalink |
Those koreans are so melodramatic. I guess that explains their love for melodramas…. Funny thing is, I’m dressed in mostly black today and have an incredible craving for jajangmyeon…. I’m also feeling very melodramatic….Coincidence? I think not! Dinner on you…pick me up….
georgesong 9:21 pm on April 16, 2008 Permalink |
haha!
will pick you up @ 7pm…
Daniel Azuma 2:41 am on April 17, 2008 Permalink |
Oh, I wouldn’t mind “Green Day” as long as it has to do more with environmental/ecological awareness as opposed to what the, umm, Koreans do with it…
LK 9:06 pm on April 21, 2008 Permalink |
oh geez, those sappy melodramatic koreans.
i guess as long as it’s not taken to the extreme, validating the vast emotional depth/experiences of ppl makes life somewhat more interesting.
georgesong 12:41 am on April 22, 2008 Permalink |
k-power!