Buncha Stuff Sunday

I just saw a 60 Minutes segment with my wife on a new food called Plumpy Nut. It is like a miracle food to starving kids around the world. My mind is racing on how churches can provide this food to the kids and families that need it. Watch this video and see it for yourself.

Took all 5 kids to church without wifey. This is a minor miracle all by itself. She is still sick. Put it this way, I reaallly need my wife to get well soon. 1st trimester has a long way to go though.
A great service @ Buckhead Church today. Los was the worship leader and he did an awesome job at explaining the meaning and purpose of the songs and what we were doing. It was as if he was answering this post with what he was doing. I want to get it on video to show our prospective worship leaders and team. Good stuff.

The sermon was on video today, but it was so clear that it was very easy to forget that it wasn’t live. I was in the church balcony for the first time in a decade. That’s a grainy shot from my Blackberry.

Going to watch Cloverfield later tonight if I can squeeze in some time. We’ll see.
Cooked out in the rain. Singing in the rain is for wimps. Grilling in the rain is manly.
Driving to Nashville tomorrow to see my newborn nephew.
Amped that One Prayer is going so well for so many churches this month.
Almost considered retirement when Craig Groeschel and Gary Lamb commented on this blog entry of mine. Then I realized that I haven’t planted our church yet so I can’t retire- a small technicality. I love church planters – a combination of raw insanity, entrepreneurship, pure passion for God, and a belief that the church can still make the world a better place makes us a close-knit bunch.
My 20 month old son is radically different than my daughter when she was the same age. She was cute, sweet, and soft. He is rough, emotional, and rough. Did I say that he is rough? I didn’t know you could inherit that gene!
My two oldest kids are staying with friends this week – dreaming about how I am going to take advantage of this time.
Working my butt off to launch Courageous.tv in about a week.
I am still loving Twitter and feel like it is helping me get to know pastors behind all of the fluff. I really concur with Mark Batterson’s 5 Reasons Why I Love Twitter. Check me out here on Twitter.
Please continue praying for Rai and the very little pumpkin seed inside of her belly! We need it.
God loves you and I do too (went old school on you)!