In a couple of hours I’ll be leaving with a group of about 30 college-aged people from New Song for Briefing ‘O8 at Forest Home. This will be my third time attending the event (second time as a ministry leader), and I’m really looking forward to it. Forest Home always does a fantastic job with [...]
Entries from August 2008
August 27, 2008
Donald Miller’s pre-benediction interview
The gentleman who commented on my previous post about Donald Miller’s benediction at the Democratic National Convention directed me to this short interview with Donald Miller that took place shortly before his appearance on stage. The video was originally done by Sarah Pulliam for Christianity Today. It’s only about four minutes long, but it’s [...]
August 25, 2008
Salespeople for Jesus
I particularly liked this paragraph out of Emerging Churches (a book I am currently reading for school):
“Dave Sutton (New Duffryn Community Church, Newport, U.K.), is critical of Christians who make a gospel presentation, seek a response, and then leave that person to go to the next one. “It can’t be about how many you converted this [...]
August 25, 2008
Wrapping up “10 Big Questions”
Last night at Seven24 we concluded our summer series “10 Big Questions”. During the spring we had given people the opportunity to submit questions either via facebook or via their connection card at the service, and then we went through a selected different questions to talk about during the course of the summer. As I [...]
August 23, 2008
I can’t believe this is real…”Make Me A Christian” reality TV show
So I’m up watching the Olympic basketball gold medal game, and I just stumbled across this article from Christianity Today. Apparently there is a real reality show in Britain entitled Make Me A Christian , and it’s pretty much exactly what it sounds like. A British preacher who is also a political activist [...]
August 22, 2008
Tiger walks on water
As if his amazing U.S. Open triumph back in June, wasn’t enough…
August 21, 2008
In search of an honest country…
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been glued to the T.V. since the Olympics have started. My typical evening has actually gone something like this: Get home around 8 and eat dinner with my wife, turn on the Olympics around 8:45, put them on mute while I read or work on the computer, [...]