Geaux Marceaux!
I’m considering moving back to my home state of Tennessee just so I can vote for this guy. Watch how the news anchors do their best to issue disclaimers just before ol’ Basil comes on...
Monthly Archive: July 2010
What the Megachurch Can Learn from the Rural Church
Today we’re participating in BlogSwap2010, which is a fancy sounding event name that I totally just made up. Today’s post is courtesy of Mike Waddey, the creator of Tennessee Rural Church blog and the former...
Our Father, Who Art in Customs
Last Sunday I returned from a trip overseas. Getting onto our flight, our team got hot and sweaty unloading and reloading our baggage in 145% humidity (would you like to feel “sticky” or “extra sticky”...
Tales of a Slide Clicker
I’ve been participating in a conference this week where I’m wearing lots of hats: team organizer, accountant, logistical planner, transportation expert, even speaker. But the one hat that I’ve come to despise is that of...
SwerveRDU
If you’re a Summit peep, you know that this week is ServeRDU, one of the biggest focal points of the year for community outreach. Yesterday, I worked as a “ground roofer” at the Durham Rescue...
When the Church Mourns
The past few days have been a time of great sadness for the Summit Church family. Late Sunday night, we received word that Bob & Julie Henn’s son Nate was killed in the terrorist bombing...
Rejected Sermon Titles
Sunday I had the opportunity to preach in front of my fave peeps – the folks at Summit’s Brier Creek campus. It was a tough message out of Hosea, which absolutely wrecked me last week....
It’s Not Me, It’s You
We’re wrapping up a week-long series. If you missed the boat, start here. Let’s face it: sometimes you’re right, and your critics are wrong. (You’ve been waiting all week for me to acknowledge the...
Regaining Ground
If you’re startin’ here, you’re four days late. Back the truck up. A few years ago, I fielded a very angry call from a guy whose wife and young daughter had attended our church a...
