Sitting around watching t.v. last night with my beautiful wife, and saw something that kinda slapped me on the face(two things actually but I might save one for later). There was a commercial on for match.com. Their slogan is 'the #1 place for love'. Then I really started thinking, for some reason, about all the other dating services on the internet. Matching people to people and lives to lives. I started thinking what if the christian body had something like that but everyone ended with God as their ultimate match? Or someone started a church match.com you put in ur values and ideas, and 'poof' there is ur perfect match for a place to call home. Sounds kinda crazy but hey crazy things seem to fly now-a-days. Do you think that a computer can find u ultimate love? If we did have something like this for christians would your ultimate match be God? Do you think that if you put ur values and ideas in a small little box that it could give you the best place to worship with friends? Me personally I think that it would fall short. It takes that personal side out of it, doesn't it?
Just some things that u can think about
Ok now to the second slap of the night, once again watching t.v. with my beautiful wife, and we happened to watch a new show called 'Love Monkey'. All in all it was a pretty good show. In last night's show, the main character, Tom, has everything going for him(i.e. great job, a gurl, and a purpose in life). In one day all that is taken away because he spoke his mind. Well just before he gets fired from his job he was looking at a new music talent to bring to the label company he worked for. We tried wining and dining the kid. And the kid wasn't impressed at first. Another rep from Toms old company then plans on wining and dining the kid more. Tom intervenes and takes this young kid on a back alley tour of new yorks music world( different places from the apartments used on a Zepplin album to CBGB, a place were all the greats have played.) Tom didn't talk about deals or what he could do for the kid, they just spent time. Well fast forward to the end Tom is trying to start his own label and was trying to get the kid to come with him. Tom then realizes that it was time to do what was best for the kid and told him to sign with a established label. Ends up that Tom's friend signed the kid and then hires Tom to be the kids producer. Sorry now for my point, a relationship between Tom and the kid was built not on the wining and dining but on the kid saw that Tom truely cared about him. Sound familar to any one? Isn't that one of our Paradigms that we are learning? No one will listen unless they think u care about them. Remember it's not always what u can get from another, it's the acceptance for the person that counts the most.........God Bless ROC