Flashback Friday: Walkin’ After Midnight
Headin’ into the not-so-wayback machine in 3…2… …at 3:30 AM, I decided that the only thing that would put that kid to sleep was a car ride. (Also a horse tranquilizer, but I was fresh...
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Thursday Three For All
In case your 2013 resolution involved being a new reader of a mediocre blog, welcome! You may not know that every Thursday, I dial things back a bit and share some content that I’ve been...
Yep. A Christmas Post.
Merry Christmas from the Franks family! The blog will return next week after a long winter’s nap.
Not-So-Silent Night
As I type, we’re wrapping up day one of Christmas at DPAC, and getting prepared for two more services on Christmas Eve. It has been – in short – amazing. Freakishly amazing. Our First Impressions...
Flashback Friday: Sad Christmas Carols
It’s Friday, kiddies, and that means you get recycled content. Hey, it’s better than coal in your stocking. Let Her Go, Let Her Go, Let Her Go. Up on the housetop reindeer pause, and watch...
Thursday Three For All
I’m neck deep in volunteer spreadsheets for Christmas at DPAC and also not too shameless to take another opportunity to tell you that you can still sign up to serve. For that reason, here’s three...
Wednesday Worship: Firework
Just in case you missed the link earlier this week on my Twitter account, we have a heckuva worship team with some crazy mad skills. Last week at our staff Christmas party, they unveiled their...
Christmas at DPAC
If you live in the Raleigh-Durham area, you’ve hopefully seen the billboards, commercials, and inviter cards promoting Christmas at the Durham Performing Arts Center. These five events over two days is the Summit Church’s gift...
Master of the Oblivious
Yesterday Merriem and I accompanied Jacob, our oldest, to his company Christmas party. That’s right: we’re old enough to have a child with his own workplace party. After it was over with, we shopped for...
The Cross in the Midst of Chaos
This afternoon our entire nation is focused on the horrific shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. The latest numbers report 26 people dead, many of them children, and many of those likely kindergarteners. Every time another headline...
