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Eπισtpoφή σtn δekaetίa tou eEήvta, uπήpxe uιa πapwδίa paδιoφwvιkό δpάua πou xapaktnpίZeι έvav uaxntή tou eYkλήuatoς σe έva koσtoύuι kotόπouλou. Naί, φaίvetaι avόnto tώpa ... kaλά, tίuιa, ήtav avόnto tόte πάpa πoλύ. O ήxoς uπoYpaφή σnuatoδόtnσe to tέλoς kάθe eπeισoδίou: Mιa φwvή πάvw θa διaknpύEouv "kotόπouλo ... . Maaaaaaan!, and a manic crowd in the background would emphatically shout “He’s everywhere, he’s everywhere!" If you’re completely lost, listen to the original episode here. So I was in the shower this morning – really, this is where these thoughts come to me – and I began to think about how God’s omnipresence was explained to us in Bible college. Our professors handed us the mantra “There is no place where God is not,", which, though technically true, sounds about as compelling as the Chicken Man’s signature shriek. Combine the two for fun. There is no place where God is not. He’s everywhere, He’s everywhere! I can’t help but think the omnipresence of God means something far more immediate than the ubiquitous whereabouts of Chicken Man. Interestingly, I can handle thinking about an all powerful, all knowing God being in Chicago, Calcutta, and Catan, because in thinking about Him in those places, I don’t think much about Him beinghere. With me. Glancing at what I’m writing. Taking a sip of tea from my cup as we talk about me taking a sip from His. I desperately want to live with a greater awareness of the immediate presence of God. Naί, He is everywhere, but He is also near. He sees everything, but He also sees me. I want my decision making, my ethics, how I treat my children and how I treat a stranger to reflect what I know about the presence of God – specifically, that I am in it, as I sit at my table or walk the aisle of a big box store. We’ve mystified the presence of God to refer to those times when we feel His presence in a tangible way. Whether it’s a powerful sermon or (more likely) that great key change on the song you like, there are times when you feel Him near, but they’re rarely the times when you need to be aware of Him the most. You need Him most when you feel Him least – in a hundred different decisions made daily. Naί, He’s everywhere, He’s everywhere. But He’s also right hear. Listening. Speaking. Wanting. In your pursuit of the God of the Universe, don’t ignore the God in the room.
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Ar ais sna seascaidí, bhí spoof dráma raidió featuring Trodaire coireachta i oireann cearc. Is ea, Dealraíonn sé amaideach anois ... go maith, go hionraic, go raibh sé amaideach ansin ró-. An fhuaim síniú marcáilte ar an deireadh gach eipeasóid: Bheadh guth níos mó ná fhógairt "sicín .... Maaaaaaan!, agus go mbeadh slua bhuile sa chúlra shout emphatically "Tá sé i ngach áit, tá sé i ngach áit!" Má tá tú ag caillte go hiomlán, éisteacht leis an eipeasóid bunaidh anseo. Mar sin, bhí mé ar an cith maidin - i ndáiríre, tá sé seo nuair a thagann na smaointe dom - agus thosaigh mé ag smaoineamh ar conas míníodh uileláithreacht Dé dúinn i Bíobla choláiste. Ár Ollúna láimh dúinn an mantra "Níl aon áit nach bhfuil Dia,", a, cé fíor go teicniúil, fuaimeanna faoi chomh láidir agus is shriek síniú an Man sicín ar. Chomhcheangail an dá le haghaidh spraoi. Níl aon áit nach bhfuil Dia. Tá sé i ngach áit, Tá sé i ngach áit! Ní féidir liom cabhrú ach is dóigh ciallaíonn an uileláithreacht Dé rud éigin i bhfad níos mó ná an láithreach cá uileláithreach de sicín Man. Interestingly, I can handle thinking about an all powerful, all knowing God being in Chicago, Calcutta, and Catan, because in thinking about Him in those places, I don’t think much about Him beinghere. With dom. Glancing at what I’m writing. Taking a sip of tea from my cup as we talk about me taking a sip from His. I desperately want to live with a greater awareness of the immediate presence of God. Is ea, He is everywhere, but He is also near. He sees everything, but He also sees me. I want my decision making, my ethics, how I treat my children and how I treat a stranger to reflect what I know about the presence of God – specifically, that I am in it, as I sit at my table or walk the aisle of a big box store. Táimid tar éis mystified láthair Dé tagairt do na hamanna nuair is mian linn a bheith i láthair ar bhealach inláimhsithe. Cibé tá sé ina seanmóir cumhachtach nó (níos mó seans ann) t-athrú eochair go mór ar an t-amhrán is mian leat, tá amanna nuair a bhraitheann tú Eisean aice, ach tá siad annamh na hamanna nuair is gá duit a bheith ar an eolas dó an chuid is mó. Ní mór duit Eisean an chuid is mó nuair a bhraitheann tú Eisean a laghad - i céad cinntí éagsúla a rinneadh laethúil. Is ea, Tá sé i ngach áit, Tá sé i ngach áit. Ach tá sé chomh maith a chloisteáil ar dheis. Éisteacht. Ag labhairt. Mian leo. I do tóir ar an Dia na Cruinne, Ní neamhaird a Dhia sa seomra.