Creation Groans
As I type, it’s 11:15 PM. It’s been a long day. A full day. But what is on my mind now is not the random assortment of things that demanded my attention over the last...
Author: Danny
Everything Speaks
This is part three in the Five Plumb Lines series. Jump to the other posts at the bottom of the page. Everything Speaks. We no longer live in a world where people expect (and even...
Flashback Friday: Lost in Translation
Absolutely no setup for this one today. This simply remains one of my favorite painfully awkward videos. Click here to read the original post.
Thursday Three For All
It’s the day before the day that strikes giddiness in the heart of radio DJs everywhere. Here’s a smattering of what I’ve been reading this week: Great Impressions…Can Turn Not So Good…Now. A great reminder...
Case Study: To Tow Or Not To Tow?
A few weeks back I wrote about our new parking policy which stated that if a regular attending yahoo decides to park in First Time Guest parking, we’d tow them several zip codes away and also...
The Why Is More Important Than The What
This is part two in the Five Plumb Lines series. Jump to the other posts at the bottom of the page. The why is more important than the what. The First Impressions Team tends to...
Flashback Friday: Extreme Home Breakdown
We’re in the process of getting out of the rental and closing on our new house, which means memory lane is filled with past attempts of selling our old house. Here’s one of the more...
Thursday Three For All
Not everybody’s workin’ for the weekend. Me? I’m workin’ for Thursday. That’s when I let other folks do the blogging for me. Here’s some of what I’ve been watching and who I’ve been learning from...
Jesus In My Place (UNC Edition)
Back on Easter weekend, we celebrated new life in Christ by baptizing 181 people. On-the-spot baptisms pose a lot of logistical challenges, not to mention the fear that we might baptize someone who isn’t quite...
Book Review: How to Wow
You only have to be a semi-regular reader of this blog to know that I’m a big proponent of just about anything Mark Waltz writes on the subject of guest services. Mark was a Connections...
