"You Have Been Chosen.....Leadfoot"

I keep the "Little Green Man" positoned on my dashboard at just the right angle and wedge, so that if I drive too recklessly, he falls off.

Since his infamous line in the "Toy Story" movie is "You have been chosen"..

...I am thus reminded that as a "chosen" person, I should be driving sanely.

There's a longer story, and a deeper theological underpinning to all this; but you get the point.

Colossians 3.12: "As God's chosen, clothe yourselves....with patience."

Besides,I am a recovering Leadfoot. Here's that story; it's almost as embarrassing as the fact that I carry a toy green mascot in my car.

PS Here's another theological application Jon found in the same scene. It will preach. Maybe my green guy should be a mascot on the Sundaymorning altar as well:

In the scene where Buzz jumps into the Claw game thinking it to be a space ship,
I see a lesson for all Christians. I see the aliens as being symbolic of many
Christians today. We sit in our church, safe and secure, in our beliefs (The
claw decides who will stay and who will go, "I go to a better place"). When a
stranger comes into our churches we react we curioustity (A stranger, from the
outside). The aliens expect Buzz to accept their beliefs without question, when
Buzz is chosen by the Claw, they exclaim "you have been chosen".
How often
do we as Christians sit in our churches, waiting for someone from the outside to
come in. When they do, how often do we expect them to accept our beliefs,
traditions, and practises without question. Do we just try to turn them into
another clone of us looking, dressing, behaving the same that every other person
in our churches does link

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