Living Last Supper - Day one

We finished Day one of the Living Last Supper this evening. Great fun, great food, great message. I don't have pictures yet, but I hope to soon. God was glorified in a mighty way and I feel privileged that I was a part of it. A few notes...
  • Judas, played by Ed Weippert, was not a melodramatic stereotype, but an honestly portrayed misguided man.

  • I believe Jesus laughed, loved, and displayed His humanity and His divinity.

  • When we ensure that God is the center of the action, great things happen and He doesn't share His glory with anybody.

  • God takes care of details we don't even plan on. I can only wonder how many details He tracks that I don't even know about.

  • I am privileged to be a part of a team that loves the Lord and makes Him first!

One more night to go...

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