Most of us know how to ride a bike. Maybe you’re one of the “advanced” and can ride without touching the handlebars. Maybe you’re cool-enough (I’m not) to pull up on the front end and do a wheelie (you should see the kid in my neighborhood who does this and changes tracks on his iPod at the same time).
Apparently Tim Knoll could do these and was still bored with his ability – so he invented a completely different way of riding his bike and performing tricks. I love stuff like this…
Preached the third message in our series, “The Real Church” this morning. It was a revisiting of sorts of the third point – the quality of the REAL church: that the church has a “A Risk-Taking Faith”. We camped out on the story of Jesus feeding the five-thousand from Matthew’s Gospel and then we ended the service with a real-life opportunity for a personal, family-oriented, and church-wide faith-risk. I put before our church a Faith Promise opportunity for us to support missions.
We will be receiving the Faith Promise forms from our church families over the next two weeks and announce our total by the first week in November. I’m excited about what God is going to do through our church family to support the Gospel being spread around the world!
Slowly but surely I am getting the video from our 4 main sessions uploaded and processed through YouTube.
Here is Session #2:
One of my duties at FUEL was to ‘be funny’. I like that job description…
We are having a great time at FUEL. We have found an excellent mix of “funny” and “serious” for this event, I think.
You want funny? How about a video of my good friend Heath Mullikin doing a monologue about Daylight Saving Time?
You want serious? How about the first session’s message video from Dave Bever?
