Christian Chat is like the story of stone soup.
The story of stone soup... One day a stranger came to town with just an empty kettle. He put a stone and some water into it, and put it over a campfire.
One of the town citizen asked him what he was cooking, and the stranger told him stone soup. The stranger then ask him if he wanted a taste, and after this citizen got done tasting, he said, I got some potatoes to go in this. Another citizen had some peas, someone else brought some onions, another brought some peppers, a woman brought some celery to put in it, and an elderly gentleman gave some roast beef to go into the kettle.
After it got done cooking, everyone enjoyed the fine meal, and became really good friends with one another.
I appreciate my friends from Christian Chat. I like the idea where one can share a bible verse, and someone else comes along and add to it. And someone else will add to the last person's comments. And so on and so forth.
And one of these days, I would love to see all of you around the big campfire in heaven, enjoying stone soup together. Each and every one of you have something worthwhile to share.
PepperJack,
The story of stone soup... One day a stranger came to town with just an empty kettle. He put a stone and some water into it, and put it over a campfire.
One of the town citizen asked him what he was cooking, and the stranger told him stone soup. The stranger then ask him if he wanted a taste, and after this citizen got done tasting, he said, I got some potatoes to go in this. Another citizen had some peas, someone else brought some onions, another brought some peppers, a woman brought some celery to put in it, and an elderly gentleman gave some roast beef to go into the kettle.
After it got done cooking, everyone enjoyed the fine meal, and became really good friends with one another.
I appreciate my friends from Christian Chat. I like the idea where one can share a bible verse, and someone else comes along and add to it. And someone else will add to the last person's comments. And so on and so forth.
And one of these days, I would love to see all of you around the big campfire in heaven, enjoying stone soup together. Each and every one of you have something worthwhile to share.
PepperJack,