Turn Your Campus

Turn Your Campus - Have you ever walked past an open fire that wasn't yours I mean you didn't build

This is the version of Turn Your Campus for iPhone / iPod Touch.

“Have you ever walked past an open fire that wasn't yours? I mean you didn't build it, you aren't tending it, you weren't involved in providing the necessary fuel to ignite or sustain it… but you walked by it, and when you did, you instantly felt the heat that it produced. You may or may not have acknowledged it, and you may or may not have paused and wandered closer… but regardless, you felt the heat.For those of us that claim the name of Christ, and desire to follow Him faithfully, this image should be
inspirational. In fact, it is the way that Jesus lived His life on earth. His actions, His interaction, and His insights provided warmth not only to those that were huddled around the fire of His life, but to passers by as well. In fact, it was often those on the periphery that were attracted the most magnetically to the heartbeat of Jesus. They felt the heat before they embraced the fire....I used to think of myself as a flamethrower. Today I have a different picture. One that's not only more
inviting to others, but frankly, one that generates significantly more heat than the old model.
I want my life to be a bonfire of grace and love. I want the flames to generate warmth, not only for
friends and family, but for strangers and skeptics. I want my life to warm hearts as a part of the process
of the Spirit igniting them.I want the brokenness, disappointment, challenges and joys of my own life to provide ample kindling for
the kind of fire that attracts and engages.I want to be a beautiful bonfire of grace, humility and love… and I believe that it's there that warmth
captivates the rigid, lifeless and cold heart. Perhaps most often, to people who just happen to cross my
path, who just happen to wander past the fire.”Dan Wolgemuth...I used to think of myself as a flamethrower. Today I have a different picture. One that's not only more
inviting to others, but frankly, one that generates significantly more heat than the old model.
I want my life to be a bonfire of grace and love. I want the flames to generate warmth, not only for
friends and family, but for strangers and skeptics. I want my life to warm hearts as a part of the process
of the Spirit igniting them.I want the brokenness, disappointment, challenges and joys of my own life to provide ample kindling for
the kind of fire that attracts and engages.I want to be a beautiful bonfire of grace, humility and love… and I believe that it's there that warmth
captivates the rigid, lifeless and cold heart. Perhaps most often, to people who just happen to cross my
path, who just happen to wander past the fire.”Dan Wolgemuth

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of Turn Your Campus