i gotta tell you, sundays are no day of rest for me.
it is really good to be tired at the end of the day...the kind of tired you feel when you have had good, meaningful work. that's how I feel.
i am completely indebted to my church upbringing...the good people, the committed sunday school teachers, the traditions that fueled church life in my childhood...but i don't miss the church music of my past.
here, i'm going to tell you something you probably know already: i like loud music. i like loud rock and roll on my ipod. i like loud, energetic worship. i like the driving beats of drums and the creative sounds of electric guitars. i like to feel my music. for me, the volume of the worship draws me to the greatness of god.
everybody doesn't agree with me. i can still sleep at night.
i really want to see people who are far from god come close to him.
i really want to lead a church that wants to see people who are far from god come close to him.
i really want to lead a church that cares more about seeing people who are far from god come close to him...than they do about pleasing people who are already close to god.
i am totally and completely infatuated with the potential of north point becoming a church that really cares about seeing people who are far from god come close to him.
what do you think is the next step for us?
what do you think is the next step for you?
i am so impressed by the commitment and hard work of the college kids who are running underground (our sunday night youth thing).
it is so great to see a room full of teenagers again.
we are getting really close to my favorite day of the year...the first day that temperatures drop and we can break out the sweatshirts!
this was a bad week for my san diego teams. it may be time to break out the lucky underwear.
speaking of sports...the first night of the adult bowling league was a winner. we have ten teams. can you imagine that? 40 adults bowling! sheesh.
i need to get my own bowling ball.
no matter how old i get, i won't ever stop being a dad.
three more days until rubios.
this is going to be a huge week. are you ready for it?
1 comment:
I love your farra-isms but this one is really cool:
"everybody doesn't agree with me. i can still sleep at night."
Ever notice how steps in the right direction are just so more comfortable to the mind that venturing out into places one shouldn't go?
I've been hearing some cool things about Underground - makes me wish I was half my age...awesome that other youth groups are getting plugged in.
It never ceases to amaze me - and challenge me - the level at which our HS and College-Age folks are serving at NP...What was done more right than wrong to produce that do you think? I'd love to know and have that as words to live and grow kids by.
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