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A. this cartoon has a punch-in-the-gut message.
B. the little dog is amazing.
C. read “Under the Overpass” by Mike Yankoski – it will change your life.
thanks, heather joy… re. C: what do i do if someone comes to the door while i’m reading it?
You definitely put the book down and help them out. Books can wait. Sharing Christ with people cannot.
I quite like the pink walls.
is he wearing slippers?
yup, books can indeed wait, heather.
couldn’t live with all that pink, laura.
phr3ak… he is indeed… browny mauve ones.
that doggie is lovely!!
Dog? I thought that was a toaster on skis.
I think that man is actually a money-box. She should unscrew his head and tip him upside-down.
Haha. I love this. lol.
I would LOVE to see his partner’s response … do they both play the God game or is one willing to let the person in for dinner, etc.
I agree with Tiggy – looks like a toaster doggie.
reminds me of the church that used to throw the homeless drunks out and asked us to keep a group of children quiet because they were praying for children at the time….and my attitude to that church and the people involved with it *sigh*
I have to congratulate you on being able to make your own choices, and not rush to the door just because someone’s ringing the bell
a pile of tracts by the door will solve this problem.
chris… hahaha!
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This actually REALLY happened at our house at 10.45pm on Saturday evening!! We were not actually reading our manuals of “How to be better Christians!”
A man rang the bell and then knocked the door, we were wary of answering but it turned out he had been chased/attacked. We were a bit scared for our personal safety and how to deal with the situation but gave him the phone to contact the police and ordered and paid for a taxi home for him. I’m not relating this to sound like some sort of hero, I’m definitely not.
Ironic really that my church is doing this big thing on being “real” and getting out there when the very thing you need to do can be right on your doorstep.
ironic indeed Hazel.
many churches LOVE to spend their time and energy talking about getting ‘out there’, planning, having meetings, focus groups and discussions, about getting ‘out there’, all from the comfort and safety of ‘in here’.
maybe there’s a cartoon in that Jon
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Reminds me of this song by David Gray: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZlHg7qgyTE
Jon – Hope you don’t mind me “pinning” this on Pinterest? If people click on the pin, it sends them straight here to your website, so hopefully it will be positive. I’ve pinned a couple of your cartoons before but read an article yesterday that reminded me that one should post a comment on the blog about having pinned in order correctly to follow “pintiquette” or “pinteretiquette” or whatever word implies common courtesy….