Comments on: that woman http://kenwilsononline.com/2008/02/17/that-woman/ one step closer Fri, 29 Aug 2008 02:50:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: ken http://kenwilsononline.com/2008/02/17/that-woman/#comment-84 ken Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:20:59 +0000 http://kenwilsononline.com/?p=71#comment-84 garret, maybe these would work as "aftersongs" for church this weekend? Beginning of the vision series: Jesus is our Center being the theme. ken ps don't forget your little proposal for blogg enhancing; don's going to convert the www.creationcareforpastors.com site to word press as well, so we might have a couple of blogs to benefit from your services garret, maybe these would work as “aftersongs” for church this weekend? Beginning of the vision series: Jesus is our Center being the theme. ken ps don’t forget your little proposal for blogg enhancing; don’s going to convert the http://www.creationcareforpastors.com site to word press as well, so we might have a couple of blogs to benefit from your services

]]> By: garrett http://kenwilsononline.com/2008/02/17/that-woman/#comment-83 garrett Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:57:39 +0000 http://kenwilsononline.com/?p=71#comment-83 ken, your post reminds me of two songs: "Be My Baby" by Al Green where he basically says "wontcha be my lady, wontcha be my baby, wontcha be my baby" over and over again. It has this really excellent groove, is simple to wrap your mind around. "Mercy Now" by Mary Gauthier, a folk-indie-bordering-on-country tune talking about how everyone (her father, her brother, her church and country) could "use a little mercy now". Sounds like you were on the receiving end of some mercy that day. ken, your post reminds me of two songs:

“Be My Baby” by Al Green where he basically says “wontcha be my lady, wontcha be my baby, wontcha be my baby” over and over again. It has this really excellent groove, is simple to wrap your mind around.

“Mercy Now” by Mary Gauthier, a folk-indie-bordering-on-country tune talking about how everyone (her father, her brother, her church and country) could “use a little mercy now”. Sounds like you were on the receiving end of some mercy that day.

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