Wow, see. It’s so true that Christians feel this amazing feeling, but not always. It makes you kind of wonder, why can’t I always feel like this? Though if we always felt like that would we have faith? Or as strong of faith?

Hebrews 11:1

“Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.”

I think it is truly an amazing feeling though. I got to feel it more today. Let’s tell the story. So my youth group did a Free Car Wash today and we had a boom box with batteries. So after a while probably 2:30-3hours into it I put my Sunsets and Sushi CD into it and played track 2 (O Praise Him (All This For A King) (Oceanic Mix)) Which has a sweet beat! Then I went down to where the cars were and where the others were holding signs and just started dancing. Some of it was breakdancing, some was crazy dancing, jumping, leaping, skipping, and lots of laughing. Now at one point Bailey asked me “aren’t you embarassed” and I said “not at all” and I wasn’t. It was great. I felt the joy and love of praising God through dancing and singing. Plus we were doing a Car Wash for him. So that’s my story. I rather liked it (the dancing not the story). See the funny thing about it was also the fact that I am not very good at making up dances on the spot, I’m more of a you tell me what to do and I’ll do it. So my dancing was nothing spectacular, it was mainly just me throwing my body around with all my might. But it was great, and now my toes and feet hurt cause I was barefoot, oh and I wasn’t wearing a shirt, but I loved it……. it reminds me of a verse that I used in the last post.

2 Samual 6:14

“David wearing a linen ephod, danced before the LORD with all his might.”

Amazing. I love God. I love hope, I love mercy, joy, faith, dancing, laughter, sun, stars, the moon, rain, waterfalls, undignifiedness (is that a word) and anything else to do with God, beauty and uncaringness. It might not have been beautiful to watch me, but I think God saw it as his son dancing to him uncaring and thought it was the most beatiful thing ever. Uncaring joy.