is it a wee or a poo?
eschew anything stuffy or formal. embrace the scruffy and independent.
my other forms of procrastination...
words of whimsical enlightenment...
"Nothing takes the taste out of peanut butter quite like unrequited love."
-- Charlie Brown
"Look, I'm sorry if I came off a little nutso, I'm not really."
-- Clementine, from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
"Remind me to send him a red cap and a Speedo."
-- Steve Zissou, from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
"Experience: that most brutal of teachers. But you learn, my God do you learn.
-- CS Lewis
backtrack...
- timing is everything.
- happy teacher's day, miss estelle!
- "we LOVE geeks!"
- why, hey there, november!
- a little appalled...
- age defying? olay's got nothin' on me :oP
- do you hear the people sing?
- hopeful.
- since i've last blogged...
- it's okay speedy, i still remember you.
also for your perusal...
- benson
- chris reyes
- chris tan
- claudia
- cristina
- danielle
- esther
- jandrew
- jared
- joyce
- mr. kendelton
- rohit
- susan
- wayne
- william
other sites of interest...
previous blogs...
Faraday Flashlight |
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
1 Comments:
Hey Estelle,
For sure, being able to feel God's presence in such a small space, when He is so infinitely large that He's able to waft a constellation with His hand -- what a NIGHT!
As for Charlie Hall. It's not recorded on any of his albums as of yet - his last one is still On the Road to Beautiful. However, lucky for you, he lead that song at 7|22 last week. A friend of mine was able to rip a *.wma of the feed (it's in great quality), if you want it let me know. www.722.org is the site for 7|22, pretty sure it's in "Part 2 - My God Can Kick Your god's Butt" and after the sermon (while the congregation writes their confessions on idols, waiting to be smashed :D). If you want the *.wma, e-mail me at chrisluk@gmail.com, and I'd be glad to forward it to you.
If you found the chords on pwarchive.com, I figured out some alterations to it, most notably a change from A/C# to D/C# -- watching the 7|22 bible study for the week, I'm pretty sure that's what he plays instead - plus, it's a more logical walk-down:
Center
Charlie Hall
D, Capo 2 = E
Verse:
D2 D/C# G
Christ be the center of our lives
D/C# D2
be the place we fix our eyes
D/C# G
be the center of our lives
Chorus:
D2 D/C#
We lift our eyes to heaven
G D/C#
we wrap our lives around Your life
D2 D/C# G D/C#
we lift our eyes to heaven to You
Other:
D2 D/C# G D/F#
Turn your eyes upon Jesus,
G D/F# Asus
Look full in His wonderful face,
D2 D/C#
And the things of earth
G
will grow strangely dim,
D2 A D2
In the light of His glory and grace.
I hope that helps. I'm definitely sharing that song the next time I get the honour to lead worship! A powerful, yet simple declaration.
Keep being a light to those around you. Thanks for the blessings statement, remember (from one of Louie's talks): "Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ.: - Ephesians 1:3 NIV
Chris Luk
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