Great things are happening
Today after I finished up the short Friday list I headed to Franklin to have lunch with Stephen Proctor (@vjproctor). We spent almost 2 hrs at a small table at McCreary’s Irish Pub in downtown, drinking sweet tea and talking. That alone was great, I finally was able to have a face to face with someone I didn’t know before meeting them on Twitter. Read the post from Mike Sessler here about making connections and my thoughts on the same subject here.
Moving on. The main reason for this post is to being getting some of my thoughts, about a topic that has come up recently, written out. Our main discussion was on turning off/scaling down, for some period of time, the technology we love so much. Why? Exactly, why. Because we have forgotten to ask our selves ‘why am I using ________?” It’s not a “why are doing THAT” as in “thats stupid, old and so last year.” But “why are you doing that?” as in “is that the most effective, is it too distracting, or is it just right?” That in its self is enough to make your head spin.
The thought the gets my head really spinning is why has God given this spirit of change to a bunch of 20something visual media-tech guys and not a group of educated senior pastors? It’ scary and exhilarating all at the same time. Join in the conversation with us. Leave a comment and look for the tag #visualworship on Twitter.
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