An Anglicostal Connecting to a Real World
The Common English Bible Blog Tour has given me a great opportunity to explore this new translation. I’m finding a lot of fresh ways to turn a phrase.
3 Trust the LORD and do good;
live in the land, and farm faithfulness. (Ps. 37:3, CEB)
The freshness seems to be catching on with my friend Mark as well.
Not growing up on a farm, my only hope is I’m a better spiritual farmer than an earthly farmer!
What a wonderful picture of the Christian life. You would love gardening Dan (if you don’t already) the space for prayer and reflection is incredible.
I am not a gardener. I know that is your passion and I love reading about it. But reading about it is about the length of my passion. lol
Lol. Doesn’t your wife garden? You’d be a better spiritual farmer if you were a gardener! 😉
Oh, just put THAT guilt on me! lol
Isn’t that what “us” Pentecostals do? 😉
Wait…you don’t garden!?! I’m seriously reconsidering following your blog Dan! 😉 I really have been enjoying the turn of phrase found in the CEB…there is something gripping about a fresh perspective on Scripture.
Gardens fear me. I’m better off staying away… and so are they.
Apprentice 2 Jesus 
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