Myths we live by:
1. There is plenty of time.
2. It doesn’t make any difference whether I act today or tomorrow.
3. I can re-capture the magic of the moment.
By Paul Cowell
Pastor, business entrepreneur and co-founder of Christian Hospitality Network
www.christianhospitalitynetwork.org
Evidently the story about a panda has been around for quite some time, but it came to me only recently.
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We took three days of vacation, May 21-23, in and around Oxford.
The weather, unlike a previous forecast, did not include rain. Thursday and Friday had some sunshine;breezy and chilly. Saturday was full sun.
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Yesterday I met with three of our team members to work on some financial matters, then back to our hotel for office work.
For the evening meal we went to Piccadilly Circus and ate at the very American Aberdeen Steak House. Good food. I had lamb shish kebab.
The English robin and blackbird are two common birds in England. I see and hear them everywhere I go.
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Sometimes our experiences at Speakers’ Corner are a bit flat. Today was lively and invigorating. More about that later.
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In my morning walk, by choosing a new route, I came across a mosaic mural on a side street here in Harlesden.
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I have started reading again the Gospel of Mark. I noted the way Jesus began his preaching ministry.
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Today is my mother’s 89th birthday, so I called her on my U.S. cell phone. What a privilege to have a clear connection five time zones away.
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A Pastors’ Vision Trip is in progress. This is a 9-day experience here in London for pastors and lay leaders from North America, to give them an introduction to the work that the Brethren in Christ and other groups are doing to take the gospel to the people of UK, and especially to our distant spiritual cousins.
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