Sunday Look Back on Monday Night

I've been on a tight schedule lately and haven't had time to blog, because it is not my first priority, God, family, and my team with the band.

We had David Upton in to lead worship with us and it was truly amazing.

Right now I am going to talk about what great musicians we have on our team.

The Kyle- the kid is on fire for God and is amazing on the drums. Not many drummers know when NOT to play, The Kyle knows when to play and not to play.

Chris- insane guitar player, can and has played as a pro over the years and we are blessed to have him on this team.(and he does it for free for us)

Dan- If synth is played the right way it is beautiful and Dan plays it the right way. Love the stuff he does.

I will brag about the rest in different blogs.

But this last weekend I have to say, our TEAM rocks!!!

David Upton took our church to a whole new level with excitement last Sunday. His "take no prisoners" style of worship is dead on with the war we are in with Satan. He is up there to build the Kingdom and that is it.

Our church greeted him with open arms and warm hearts.

I am refueled and ready to go and make the push for Easter, then take a deep breath and start all over again.

Who Do You Want To Be Today?

I was listening to Oingo Boingo's "Who Do You Want To Be Today?" and thought that would be a great question.

One rule- you can't be Jesus or Luke Skywalker or any Star Wars character (Wible).

So, if you could for one day- Who would you be?

OK so here's the deal

I am working on a few post for the near future but I am stuck on a few things. One, I might offend a few people (usually don't care about that stuff but I have a new attitude about that kind of thing) and two, none of them are finished, they are sitting half way done and I can't find the thoughts to finish them. What I might do is throw the question out there and let all of you answer.

Sunday Look Back On Monday

I am starting to not like dogs.

Late night early morning, why do I do that to myself every week.

Forgot the iPod shuffle at home with all the pre service music at home, ran back to get it and then went to give it to Jeremy who already had his iTunes hooked up and going.

I liked the stage set up this week with the band right to the front of the stage, it felt like not only we were connecting but the people in the seats were with us and entering in (Ps. 150)

The set list was good, we did one new song and I thought it went good.

Beautiful the Blood by Fee works and also Glorious One by Fee will be in the rotation for a while to come.

Couldn't stop singing All We Need from Charlie Hall thanks to Bob saying that he couldn't get it out of his head.

Never quite recovered from Friday night's India Kids event, this is why I have to be very careful about what I commit the band to do things like this, if it takes that much out of me I have to remember they aren't superheroes (even though they are).

Great message from Greg Sidders once again. Greg is on a roll with this series.

We had over 50 people at The Brook with about 25 volunteers so around 75 people being feed and having community, God is good all the time.

Life Group session is almost over and we will continue very soon. I love our Life Group, they are all so willing to do "life together".

Got home and watched my favorite sport in the world, motocross, and someone finally beat James Stewart this week, way to go Chad Reed.

Had a Sunday hangover this morning but the ministry juices are flowing and need to nail down this weeks service and Easter.

I love Jesus, that is why I do what I do.