Photo Booth

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There are a bunch of phases in these pictures from the last three years of my Photo Booth. Enjoy. If you notice a lack of appearance on Turbo's part it is because he does not have a single photo on here. 

 Has to be the sickest looking board I have ever owned

 Fula, that was fun

Peter's house, short hair

Pick my nose from nick tunnicliffe on Vimeo.

Matt, I wanted you to see the pony I been putting my hair into, thanks to the inspiration of Cody Mav. 

This post isn't over, Cody Mav has also inspired me to write a few words. 

So, recently I have set an alarm on my phone for two random times in the day and it goes off everyday.  This alarms serves as a reminder that God is present with me at all times.  My goal is then to become present with Him all the time.  If you notice Jesus figured this out in his lifetime.  Jesus focused on the present and therefore was present with God.  In Mark 5 there is a story where a lady touches Jesus' robe and is instantly healed, meanwhile Jesus recognizes that there is a loss of power and knows somebody touched Him in a way that no one else had touched Him that day.  Jesus, in the middle of a crowd, could be present.  Jesus had trained so much in presence that He could be bombarded with people and recognize when someone truly touches Him.  And because Jesus was present, the Spirit was able to heal that lady who had a hemorrhage for twelve years.  Notice, Jesus trained in presence. He wasn't just good at it because He was the Son of God, because don't forget that He was human.  Anyways, I have been trying to get to that point, where no matter what I am present.  So, as I was trying to join in unified singing with the body of Christ today I was interrupted by my phone vibrating.  Now, I usually ignore texts in church, but for some reason I looked at my phone to see who texted me.  Surprisingly, I was surprised to realize that it was my alarm on my phone to remind me that God was present.  For some odd reason it caught me off guard.  I realized that in my singing songs to God, I wasn't even present to Him.  Where are you in this?  Are you present to God when you're singing to Him?   Are you present to Him when you are praying?  Are you present to Him while you are serving Him?  If we are not present with God while we are doing these things, really what is the point?  I challenge you guys to reflect on your prayers and songs or whatever it is and find out, are you present to God in these? Are you realizing that God is with you while you are doing these things?  And if so, is it affecting how you do them?  Because if we really let it sink to our hearts that God is always present with us, we would definitely be acting much differently in our everyday lives.