Monday, January 23, 2006

MySpace blog: Sunday Summation

Look at this--consecutive blog days! In defense of my poor spelling and missing words in the last blog, that stuff only happened because I was not used to using a Mac, and I didn't proofread ;).

I figured I should probably let everyone know how the service in Lincoln went. Oh, if you want to check out their website, it's www.thefoundry-lincoln.org.

There were not a lot of people there, but those who have been at these preview services (they aren't meeting every week yet) seem to be connecting pretty well. The point of the preview services is to get some trial runs in and try to iron out the kinks in running a service before things really get going. So, things went pretty smoothly in that regard.

After the service, we headed back to Redding (actually we ate in Lincoln first at Old Town Pizza).

Levi and I drove straight to the church, and when I got there, Nate asked me to play acoustic guitar, because he was going to lead from the keys. But, I was too tired to keep up with the strumming, so I was dragging everything. I ended up playing keys. It was the first time I'd played keys for a worship team (besides when I was leading) in 7-1/2 years!

Needless to say, I was absolutely drained after the worship set. I thought I was going to fall asleep, so I stood for the entire time Nate was speaking. Afterwards, I was ready to crash, but I still ended up going to Emily's house until 1:30 AM. Juan was finishing a Jesus painting that he started at the Stirring. It's huge and really good. Once I left, I had to go home and do my homework. Crazy.

Now I'm really tired, but really relaxed, so things are pretty much good.

I think I've given up on blogger. I'm just too lazy to deal with the whole complex means of posting that I devised in December.

What I meant to say in the last blog is that I haven't been blogging much recently because I don't have internet access at home. I'm in the Simpson coffee shop right now, about to head to work, hence the blog. alright, off to work I go.

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