Time out...

Compliments of my better half, enjoy. ;-)

Demerging, HEAD-FIRST, came one for truth. A Jedi Christian, who's life's journey led him from Rivendell to ShadowMage's Domain.
His Contemplative Thoughts were not Running From God but Finding Direction from Freezing Cold Theology to Verses of Passion and Devotions and Ideas to be unashamed of Grace and to have a Devoted Life.
As he walked along, Kicking The Gourd, he thought how marvellous a meal at Kristi's Korner would be before laying Down for a Nap.
Being one of the Hungry 6, he couldn't stand this Heavenly Heartburn much longer and entered The Protestant Pub, where he found himself a spot in the Socratic Corner. He observed that Jayne's Journey had ended here as well and that she was heavily involved in one of Nan's Rants.
While reading Joe's Jottings on the menu-list, a Peregrine Sojo approached him with the question: "Do you speak Southern?"
In reference to a sinking ship, he felt like his Adventures of an Ordinary Christian were about to end like the Crushed Leviathan, for the tone of voice came across like one of The Earnest Contender with a Dyspraxic Fundamentalist Worldview.
Not being a Hero Bill, he stuck his finger between his blue collar and his throat as cold sweat broke out.
"Okie-Dokies", he thought to himself. " This is a Faith Classics. Since I am one of The First Hundred who have been Experiencing Rheumatoid Arthritis. I can do this too! Cinder Tales won't work here, but as True Servants (as Denny Burk always used to quote), I should be able to come up with some bLOGOS in order to Emerge and Restore".
He tried to think of some Free Grace Theology but not1jot came to JP's mind. Then one of Rose's Reasonings popped up and he quickly wrote it down on a napkin and handed it to him. He had noticed Jowiki do this, with positive results.
After having read it, the Sojo smiled and said: " So Let It Be Written-So Let It Be Done". and as he turned and walked away, he proclaimed: "HE KNOWS !"

And... just so you'll know...the word on the napkin was "evoL". :-)

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