Talk about perfect “unwind” stuff! Go check out AccuRadio’s Textures channel…
(I’ve been in one of those New-Agey, Windham Hill kind of moods all day long.)
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Saw this article in the Atlanta paper…what say ye?
Finishing the Cloud book tonight…starting Ed Stetzer’s book immediately afterward…
Dang! For the last few weeks, every Wednesday night has left me just bummed out! I don’t really know why.
Our students show up at church, and they have a big time. After their meeting, I get to hang out for a while with the world’s greatest student pastor (and for the last month or so, the world’s greatest student pastor’s wife!). We laugh, we talk, we diss each other’s musical tastes, we drink coffee.
But I come home in a funk. And I stay in that funk usually until some time on Thursday afternoon.
No idea why, just wondering out loud, I guess…
Breaking out another oldie-moldie-goldie for a wet Tuesday night unwind. If you look up “laid back” in the dictionary, Ottmar Liebert’s picture would probably be there. Well, if you looked it up in some sort of media-friendly digital dictionary, his music would be there! Kind of flamenco meets New Age.
Good stuff for a working Tuesday night, with this strange, unfamiliar wet stuff dropping out of the sky…
Overheard this morning…
Fasting without praying is just a hard, stupid diet!
If, on the day after you give your talk, you can remember the story, but not the point you were trying to make, chances are neither the story nor the point were worth telling.
Just a thought…
Overheard in some guy’s Father’s Day message yesterday…
Don’t allow yourself to be emasculated by the mistakes of the past or castrated by the current culture…
This from the same guy who referred to Home Life as a “girlie magazine,” and then quickly corrected himself by adding…
I don’t mean that kind of girlie magazine!
Hmmmm….
Random little things that shouldn’t be bugging me today, but they are…
- Six-week sabbaticals
- Pastors as Rasputin or Charles Manson
- Paranoid leaders
- Cat urine
- Delays
- Way too-long and tangled “to-do” lists, with no clear starting point
- Little flaws that add up to huge character defects