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Twitter: nedgable- GAMECOCKS WIN!!! Now heading to ER for EKG. :) 12:18:38 AM September 11, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- This morning my 7yr old daughter exclaimed "Daddy guess what starts today... College Football !!!!! #prouddaddy 11:11:48 AM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- ... After :D http://t.co/6h0Qemg 01:40:25 AM August 18, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- Hard Eight BBQ - Before... http://t.co/iAzG5aM 01:35:02 AM August 18, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- Happy Birthday to me :D http://t.co/GytKl1L 04:15:31 PM August 05, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- WOW!!!! @AllyEvans & LifeKiDS.tv our @12Stone kids and leaders LOVED Danny's Traveling Circus. Great Job and thank you!!!! 07:01:48 PM June 05, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- Blown away by the kindness of @AllyEvans and the @lifechurch.tv team. These guys are the real deal. 06:03:50 PM May 23, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- We took back roads, so we are a few minutes off. Be there in 5. 02:04:15 PM May 23, 2011 from txt
- Future worship kid in training. #prouddaddy http://t.co/bDzK4iP 10:28:31 PM April 25, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
- My view for the rest of the afternoon. # #dayoff http://t.co/SrdD3jH 05:55:15 PM April 05, 2011 from Twitter for iPhone
Category Archives: Thinking Out Loud
Helping Kids Fall In Love With Jesus
When I was a kid I loved the Chronicles of Narnia written by C.S. Lewis. I still love the books, but when I was young they completely captivated me. Long before I could read on my own, my mom used to read to me. Whenever we would go on long car trips she would choose books to read to my brother, sister and me. (these were the days before in car DVD players) She read all types of books but the Chronicles of Narnia were always my favorite. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Children's Ministry, Thinking Out Loud
Tagged C.S. Lewis, children's books, Children's Ministry, christian living, christianity, creative, journey, life, me, Resources
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What if churches were football teams
My wife and I were talking after dinner and got into a funny conversation. We started by discussing how to explain who certain prominent children’s pastors were to her nursing colleagues. You know like Jim Wideman might be Bret Farve. (not that he has trouble making up his mind but he’s been around a long time and has had a lot of success) Reggie Joiner might be Peyton Manning (very cerebral). It kina broke down after that maybe you have some better comparisons. Continue reading
Posted in Random, Thinking Out Loud
Tagged Children's Ministry, church, football, fun, Leadership, team
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Tweet-ups, 3am web shows and the Orange Conference
Had a great night last night. A lot of that is thanks to a couple young guys that I work with at Brookwood Church, JC and Josh. They’ve been using blogs and social media to connect with people for years. So, after watching them for a couple of months I decided to join twitter about a year ago and I started blogging about 3 months ago. Continue reading
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That’s how you know
I just finished watching the movie “Enchanted” with my daughter Brindley. I’ve probably watched this movie with her a dozen or more times. At the risk of cashing in one of my few remaining “man cards,” as well as my dignity, I have to admit, I love this movie! Continue reading
Snow Day and Sabbath
Greenville, South Carolina has just recovered from a rare March blizzard. Ok, so it was just a few inches of snow, but it was still enough to shut down the city and knock out power to my house. So, I got to spend an impromptu day off at home with no electricity, no TV, no computer, no Internet, no… well you get the picture. It turned out to be a great day and it got me thinking that a snow day without power is probably a lot like what God intended the Sabbath to be. I’m not talking about some legalistic-based version of Sabbath but a day to just “unplug” and rest. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Thinking Out Loud
Tagged christian living, christianity, life, media, ministry, sabbath
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