Yep, yesterday as I was getting ready to go to church, I had that first song going through my head for some reason.
Then to make matters worse, as we were returning from church, we stopped at a drugstore and I heard this, or something shlockingly similar:
Unfortunately, my week isn’t getting much better as I’m now on Day 6 without computer access at home and I’m writing this from the library. I took computer to “shop” today and hope to have it back soon, when I will be back to harass you on your blogs, Facebook, Twitter and the whole gamut. Until then, you’ll have to (yes, have to, you know you want to click on it, right?) listen to more shlock like this:
You can thank me when I return.
There’s nothing more exciting than seeing an old bird dog on a point or a beautiful buck in the crosshairs of your rifle or hearing the whistle of wings of ducks, doves, or geese flying overhead. Yet after the last bird is picked and the trophy is hung on the wall, the excitement doesn’t last and the meaning slips away again. Author and avid hunter Bob Green knows there are millions of hunters who come up empty in life, their relationships suffer, and sometimes their families fall apart. In God’s Crosshairs is an easy-to-read daily devotional for all hunters and outdoorsmen. If life has ever made you feel like the prey instead of the hunter, maybe it’s time to change your position. Maybe God keeps trying to set his crosshairs on you, but like the wary old buck, you keep avoiding Him and hiding. It’s time to plan the best strategy of all, quietly resting In God’s Crosshairs.
