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for what in 2012 are you most grateful?
what brought you the most grief?
what was a gift or a surprise?
what moments stand out the most?
and as you think about 2013...
what are you waiting for?
what is coming towards you?
what journeys will you go on?
who will you travel with?
we're just off out for a meal with friends to see out the old year and in the new. i hope you have a great evening/day and hope you also get to reflect and dream with friends. have a brilliant 2013!
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As ever it comes down to love and support for me. Journeyed out of one career (althought that started in Sept 2011) into another, but only possible because of a loving wife who earns twice the amount I do!
Left 'church' to 'be' church - not satisfactorily yet, but maybe that's part of the journey.
Your talk at G-belt sort of summed it up - lots of dots that still need joining up (maybe this year?), but thank God that there are dots to join up.
Grace and peace Jonny,
Martin
Posted by: Martin Thompson | January 02, 2013 at 10:42 AM
Johnny, thank you. Not just for this post but for all your work. I'm a reader from America for some time now. I'm going to use this list of questions for our first discipleship group meetings of the new year with students at the University of Cincinnati. I think they'll dig in.
Posted by: Alice Connor | January 04, 2013 at 07:39 PM