Last night, my husband and I enjoyed the new release in the Narnia series: "Prince Caspian." There were so many moments that caught my attention.
Is God still around when we can't see Him? When He doesn't swoop in and rescue us? Can we have faith like the child Lucy, trusting in God's power even when it is unseen?
What makes a good leader? Someone with experience or someone with a heart for the people? Or someone whose trust is completely in God and not in self?
My favorite moment was when Prince Caspian sees Aslan for the first time. He says he doesn't feel ready to be the king. Aslan responds, "That's how I KNOW you are ready."
The battles in this epic story are imaginary, but they represent the battles we face every day in this world. Battles for freedom and the hope of peace.
I dedicate this song to the men and women who have fought for our country bravely, trusting in something, SomeOne bigger than themselves.
Monk: One who lives in solitary self-denial Mommy: What a child calls the woman who gave him/her birth MommyMonk: A woman attempting to find inner solitude in the daily self-denial of motherhood
Comments
I'm looking forward to seeing this movie, it may be tonight! (yes!)
I've heard mixed reviews, and yours has been the BEST!
Hope you have a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend.
Thanks for remembering our veterans ♥
I'm looking forward to a date night with hubby to see this!
blessings,
steph.
Have a blessed and safe weekend!
Your questions have my mind racing and I know that is part of the stirring that God has been "up to" in my heart for some time now. Thanks for how you just put it out there!
Melissa
Other people's unbelief can often seem like a good excuse (for me) not to follow God's call.
Great song too.
Happy Memorial Day
Sheila
I wasn't able to watch the video clip for some reason. I'm going to see if I can find it on-line.
I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, too!
~ Leanne
Maddie just finished the book....and we are all in the process of "earning" this treat!!:)
hopefully soon!!!
Thanks for posting it....
lori
Thanks for sharing that clip - I loved it so much it warrants a trip to the itunes store for download.
Seeing the lion brings so much emotion to the surface for me; how clever of C.S. Lewis to use a lion, the King of the jumgle to symbolize the King of our jungle.
Blessings,
Sandra