Our wonderfully upbeat and authentic colleague Faautu Talapusi gave a bravura performance at worship this morning. It was a beautifully simply crafted service with readings from Psalm 121 and Luke 11:5-13. The idea of the neighbour knocking at night time on the door is what set Faautu writing her poetic sermon which was very much also performance art with each knock knock accompanied by knocking on the lectern:
Knock, knock…
Knock, knock…
The times I am facing are rough
The times I am facing times are tough
What I noticed now re-reading the sermon is that somehow as the poem progresses it is no longer an individual in distress knocking but somehow God knocking - hey notice I'm here, see how I try somehow to hold things together for you.
Knock, knock
Knock, knock…
God’s love is ever persistent and unconditional…for you and me
Read the full text here.
Thanks Faautu
Monday, 25 October 2010
Knock knock - is God there?
Publié par Jane à l'adresse 20:30
Libellés : meaning of life, poetry, sermon
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