While in Sterling, Colorado, recently for the funeral services of Matt's beloved grandmother, Tutu, we walked to the local park and discovered this fantastic statue. I'm not quite sure what it means, but I love the wording of the placard.
LOVE That quote! Especially the part about the heads reaching in all different directions for the elusive, intangible faith.
Although my faith does limit the "truth" to one, true God, I have come to see that some issues aren't as important as others when it comes to faith. Singing hymns versus praise music does not define who Jesus Christ is and what he did for me any more than whether I attend church on Saturday or Sunday means for my salvation.
While in Sterling, Colorado, recently for the funeral services of Matt's beloved grandmother, Tutu, we walked to the local park and discovered this fantastic statue. I'm not quite sure what it means, but I love the wording of the placard.
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LOVE That quote! Especially the part about the heads reaching in all different directions for the elusive, intangible faith.
Although my faith does limit the "truth" to one, true God, I have come to see that some issues aren't as important as others when it comes to faith. Singing hymns versus praise music does not define who Jesus Christ is and what he did for me any more than whether I attend church on Saturday or Sunday means for my salvation.
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