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Cartoonology Devotional 07-15-09 E. Larry Ross Cartoonology. There is great theology in cartoons and comics. The 37-story Grant Building in Pittsburgh, PA, built in 1930, originally had a red beacon that sent out a repeated spelling of the city’s name in Morse Code. It could be seen as far away as 150 miles. A smaller version of that beacon remains today but with one problem – it spells the city’s name as P-I-T-E-T-S-B-K-R-R-H. Our whole life is a series of messages that we send out to our family, friends and coworkers. When we send out wrong signals, the results can do serious damage. Wrong signals could be the result of the way we dress, the language we use, the places we visit, the music we listen too, the movies we watch, the friends we choose, lack of church attendance and a host of other scenarios. When we declare ourselves to be followers of Christ, there is a standard of conduct the Lord expects so as not to bring dishonor to His name and His cause. We can create a lot of confusion in the minds of people as to what it means to be a follower of Christ. The wrong signal being emitted from the Grant Building probably won’t cause any serious harm, but our wrong signals certainly have that potential. It is a good idea to check out our beacon to make sure we are being true to Christ. Matthew 5:16 (NKJV)
16 Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven. 07-15-09 Click on the link here to see all previous Cartoonology Devotionals. To receive this daily devotional by e-mail, send a message to edrynn@verizon.net and ask for it. Pastor Ross sends out the devotional every day, Monday through Saturday. These devotionals are free for the using. Share them with others. I only ask that you let people know where you got them. If you would like to contribute to our church's ministry, however, make your check payable to New Life Community Baptist Church and mail it to 1560 Oakwood Street, Bedford VA 24523. Thanks and God bless. | 
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