Psalm 130, Mark 5: 21-43
Do you ever listen to KLFD on Sundays? They have a lot of “old” music. I say old in that much of it was even before my time of listening to the radio. Last Sunday we heard an oldie that kind of fit into today's gospel story. Here, I am going to play a bit for you.
Daddy's Little Girl thru 1:10
I'd never given a lot of thought to Jairus, the father in today's gospel reading. But in light of this song, I now picture a daddy who loved and spoiled his little girl and is now fearful of losing her. “You're daddy's little girl to have and hold, A precious gem is what you are. You're sugar, you're spice, you're everything nice. And you're daddy's little girl.”
Do you ever listen to KLFD on Sundays? They have a lot of “old” music. I say old in that much of it was even before my time of listening to the radio. Last Sunday we heard an oldie that kind of fit into today's gospel story. Here, I am going to play a bit for you.
Daddy's Little Girl thru 1:10
I'd never given a lot of thought to Jairus, the father in today's gospel reading. But in light of this song, I now picture a daddy who loved and spoiled his little girl and is now fearful of losing her. “You're daddy's little girl to have and hold, A precious gem is what you are. You're sugar, you're spice, you're everything nice. And you're daddy's little girl.”