Directory Persistence
The scene: Highway 15-501 South; I am in my car on the cell phone, trying to compare prices on getting the tank for the gas grill filled, because yes, I’m just that cheap. Audio-Animatronic Operator...
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Stop Being a Lousy Parent
As was mentioned here last week, on Saturday morning at the Nexus Project I led a breakout session for parents. We had around 25 parents that showed up on a weekend when (a) they had...
Clayton King ≠ South African Leader
Yesterday my family and I had the privilege of going to lunch with Gaston and his family and Clayton King, who headlined this weekend’s Nexus Project and spoke at the Summit on Sunday morning. As...
Ask the CP: Daylight Savings Time
Dear Connections Pastor: Can you explain Daylight Savings Time to me, the general public? What is it? Why do we need it? Could we live without it? Signed, Springing Forward in Fuquay Dear Springing:...
Coming Full Circle
I received this e-mail earlier this week and share it here with the sender’s permission… Dear Pastor Danny, I am fairly new to the Summit coming regularly for the past few months. One of the...
Forced Sabbath
I’m very much a schedule guy. I like to have my day organized, like to know what’s happening when, and I get very frustrated when things don’t go according to plan. Like a snow day....
Parenting Paradox
The Good: Our last born lost his first tooth yesterday. He’s been wondering for a while when the big moment was going to happen, and so were we, since there wasn’t a sign of a...
Believe: Finish Line?
Sunday was the culmination of our Believe project. At all four campuses all day long, we prayed, gave, and worshipped the God who made it all possible. If you’re like me, Sunday was also the...
Divine Encounters
Here’s a peek into my world over the last ten days: I had a conversation with a guy who doesn’t attend our church. He was raised in church, but now doesn’t know what he believes...
Goodbye, Amber
Today is going to be a bittersweet day around the Summit offices. For the last six years we’ve worked and laughed and cried and served with a great friend. Today, that friend is doing something...
