Delicious Ambiguity

I’m a lister.  The notepad on my iPhone is a physical scratchpad for my brain.  It’s filled with randoms, tid-bits, over-hearings and things I can’t forget.  My Gmail “Drafts” folder is the same way.  I don’t know what I’d do without it in keeping up with things.  It’s a juggled archive of what’s on the top of my mind at any given time and what I want to come back to.  I can triage and sort and categorize and revise and synthesize.  Here are some glimpses into the Drafts and Notepads I’ve been sorting and cleaning out this morning:

• “I will never fail you. I will never abandon you.”
• I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
• I can’t imagine not.
• We will always be faced with uncertainty.
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• Bold.  Wise.  Obedient.  Sacrifice.
• We trust Him with our salvation but not our security
• We want for them more than they want for themselves.
• Chocolate Cake.  Once a month.  Why not more?
• Who is God, and how do we respond?
• The person that God has for you is not going to be someone that you like less than someone you liked before.
• Every quarter has two sides.
• Interest rates = Libor and what’s tied to the Margin index
• What if forever started today?
• 576 seats.  Y not all full?
• Personal walk.  Public witness.
• People are here one minute.  And then they’re not.
  
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• People at the top don’t work harder than you. They work MUCH MUCH harder.
• Listen to Both Sides Now
• Be sincere, be brief, be seated.
• It’s not where you take things from—it’s where you take them to.