Archive for December, 2008

A Child is Born

24, Dec 2008

Merry Christmas to all! Enjoy the video.

I'll be breaking from blogging until after the New Year. See you then!

Star Trek meets Lord of the Rings

20, Dec 2008

Leonard Nimoy: The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins

You're welcome.

What we all should be doing

17, Dec 2008

Brian Durr, a youth pastor down in Austin, twittered about this earlier today. I think this might be the missing element to drive home a sermon I'm preparing to give in a week and a half.

It's so amazing what such a simple act of kindness can do. Think about the impact churches could have if [...]

Worship Confessional: December 7, 2008

8, Dec 2008

Tough day yesterday. I was not feeling well at all, and neither were several of our members. That takes a lot out of you. I'm still not feeling all that great today. These fronts moving through the area one after another really take a toll on my head (migraines).
This week will be all about prepping [...]

1 Peter Wordle

5, Dec 2008

We've been studying 1 Peter in our Bible study recently, and will wrap it up this week. I like running things through Wordle to get a visual overview of the text. Here's [youversion]1 Peter[/youversion] in ESV.

Create your own Wordle.

What font?

3, Dec 2008

Hey everyone. This is another one of those "all in" questions.
What font do you use or recommend for your projected lyrics on Sunday? I've been using the basics (Arial, Helvetica, Verdana) off and on for a while, but I want something fresh but still clearly readable.
What are your suggestions?

A Clean Bill of Health

2, Dec 2008

I'm not sure why this happened, maybe somebody was curious and scanned my site. Either way, I just got an alert from my vanity Google alerts that there was a new link to my blog. Here's what came up:

Nice to know you won't catch anything nasty if you read my blog.

Worship Confessional: November 30, 2008

1, Dec 2008

The Sunday after Thanksgiving is always the flipside of the Sunday before. Like most of you out there, our attendance was WAY down since many people use the Sunday after Thanksgiving break for travel (or for sleeping in to recover from travel).
I don't know how many of your churches start singing Christmas songs the Sunday [...]


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