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62 posts from June 2007
2007.06.30
2007.06.29
Quest for iPhone, Finale
I am hyped out. My manager @ C28 recently wrote a post on being on Inspiration Overload. This, today, is me.
Long story short (like I've ever done that) I acquired three iPhones today. One for me. One for Amy. One for my mom (who's vacationing in Alaska). Things got a little hairy towards the end of the show. Big guys with big money came around trying to buy their way into the front. Some people gladly accepted. Not me. He He.
By the time we got to the release, Wellington Green Mall had 200-250 people in line. The Apple Store probably had 600-1000 iPhones on the floor (no idea how many in the back). Amy and I were supposed to be the "second" group in line, but due to some shifty work and creative counting by the first guy (who profited from earlier stated big guys with big bills) I ended up the fourth "group" to go in. I didn't care. I was getting an iPhone! Besides, he knew I owned C28 and I didn't want to look like a jerk.
The experience inside the Apple Store, for me, was anti-climactic. Honestly, the Wellington Green Apple Store is not one of the best, which is why I went there (less busy). We got the phones. We got some cheap cases until we get better cases. And I got a new bluetooth headset called Jawbone (check out their online demo... incredible. (Above, Amy and I went to Smokey Bones Barbecue with her mom and John (who are in town for the Ukraine mission trip leaving Sunday.))
I'll review the iPhone features and Jawbone later. (I'm actually pretty tired). Hooking up the phone(s) took 10 minutes. Merging iPod files is a no brainer. Moving my calendar/contacts was not a problem either. Moving Amy's over (since she NEVER synced with a computer before... keeping everything on her RAZR) is a little more difficult. It'll work itself out in the AM.
All the hype, and we go the weekend services coming up (I gotta set up CFHomestead tomorrow at 8:30am.) No rest for the weary. No pity for Jeff, though, HE'S GOT AN IPHONE!
godforsaken place
I'm killing some time sitting in front of the Apple Store, so I might as well blog. I was texting and e-mailing a number of iPhanatics, and I saw an add on my GMail account.
I'm no Athiestic expert, mind you. But if something is "godforsaken" doesn't that mean that God has left it, or turned His back on it? Isn't this ad for a pro-athiest website admitting that God exists?
Don't really have a "point" here. I just thought it was funny.
2007.06.28
2007.06.27
YouVersion = beginning of wikichurch
I've talked lately about the quest for Church on the Internet, and batted around the idea of a "wikichurch", or Church 2.0 if you will.
The nice people over at LifeChurch.tv (don't forget these guys too!) are developing a new web app... YouVersion.
What wikipedia did for knowledge, YouVersion will do for the scripture...
YouVersion is a free online Bible that allows users to associate video, audio, images, text, tags, and links to other websites with any verse or series of verses in the Bible. Each piece of contributed content can be labeled as public or private, so the application can be used both as a personal study tool and a public expression of user-generated commentary. In addition to contributing content, Scripture can be organized by assigning user-defined “tags” to any verse of the Bible.
For users who are skeptical about whether the Bible has application for their lives, YouVersion provides a platform to learn from the experiences and perspectives of others from around the world in a non-threatening and easily navigated environment.
What makes wikipedia popular is that it's users define the subjects. Disagree with how wikipedia defines "missional" compared to "missions" (I did!) then tell wikipedia and let the debates (and understanding) begin. YouVersion will do this with scripture... what makes this scripture significant to YOU! what does the scripture mean to YOU! How did YOU differ with others interpretation? This is beautiful.
Danger: could users have the ability to up "altering" scripture? maybe... but could the scripture become more real, more relevant to people when it's described by normal people? Can the scriptures come alive with stories and testimonies? The beauty of this is that it is not a "Study Bible" with fact and insight. This is the scripture come alive.
LifeChurch.tv, thanks for thinking outside the box. Can't wait to see it!
2007.06.26
2007.06.25
CF Homestead: Home Sweet Home
CF Homestead got some God-sized news today! We have a home in Homestead. I haven't blogged on it, so let me catch you up.
After CF had already planted and started CF Homestead, we were told that the Miami Baptist Association owned some property in Homestead that was donated for the purpose of starting a church. And oh, the property is worth almost $6million. (The property is right next to the new BJ Wholesale Club). The MBA is literally looking to give the property to someone to start a church in Homestead.
MBA, meet Christ Fellowship. CF, meet Miami Baptist Association. After a bunch of meetings, prayer, fasting, and three unanimous votes (does that ever happen in Baptist politics?) WE GOT THE PROPERTY! I repeat, we were given 4.8 acres of prime Homestead real estate so that we can build a building.
Really, how awesome is that!
We're speculating that we are looking at a 600 person worship venue, with appropriate children and youth worship venues included. However, we now have to raise funds for the new building project, and I've been told that this project will take 2-3 years.
So, until 2010 comes around, we'll still be setting up and tearing down in a school every week at the Charter School.
God, thank you for entrusting us with this incredible gift. Give us the opportunity to impact Homestead and surrounding areas with the message of Your Saving Grace. We are not worthy to receive this, but may we use this to bring glory to You.
Ten Commandments of Driving, Revisited
Last week the Catholic Church released a document announcing there are now Ten Commandments of Driving... I know, I don't get it either.
One of the commandments stated:
5. Cars shall not be for you an expression of power and domination, and an occasion of sin.
This statement brought offense to Ferrari, saying their cars are not a sin...
Ferrari's General Manager Amedeo Felisa told Reuters this week "Unless having fun has become a sin, I don't believe it (to be wrong)."
Looks like we got a little controversy going on. Is it a "sin" to have a high powered vehicle? If it's a "sin" to have a high powered vehicle, what about a high powered cell phone like, oh I don't know, an iPhone? 'Cause if having an iPhone is wrong, then baby, I don't want to be right.
2007.06.24
Reverse Marketing: Sonic Drive-In
Let me preface this by saying that Sonic was one of my favorite restaurants in Texas. Their slushes and limeaides are legendary. To my knowledge there hasn't been a Sonic in Miami in 10 years.
I went to lunch today with Amy and her mom and brother (John is going to Ukraine with Amy, so the fam is in town to prepare for the trip.) We went to Rodbenders, down Cutler Bay (off Old Cutler Road). I love this place, eat there frequently.
While waiting for the food, out of the corner of my eye I'm keeping tabs on the Marlins game on the TV. There was a close play, so the FSN Network ran a replay, which of course means we get to see the corporate sponsor of video replays for the Marlins games.... Sonic Drive In.
I am stoked. I love Sonic. There used to be two Sonics in Miami (maybe three) when I was in high school, but they closed and moved on. Surely, if the Miami-based Florida Marlins is showing corporate sponsors on their game, those sponsors do business in their city. FSN would not accept corporate sponsors where there is no business within the home viewing market. Sonic has finally returned to Miami! Maybe by dinner I can be eating my food out of a box in my own vehicle, served by girls on roller skates listening to 50's Rock and Roll... WOOHOO! I rush home and check the Sonic Web site.
I am angry. I am furious. There's no Sonic Drive-Ins within 150 miles of my house. There's not even a Sonic Drive in within 150 miles of my C28 location in West Palm Beach. No Sonics in South Florida period. D'OH!
I'm fine with Sonic not coming down into South Florida. In a city where Krispy Kreme is closing, unless your restaurant is accepted by Hispanic Cultures I wouldn't come into this city either... but don't advertise to people teasing them that your services are available (if you're not equipped to meet the demand you create).
It's Reverse Marketing. Instead of liking Sonic and spending money with them, I'm angry with them that they are creating a desire within me, yet they are not giving me an outlet to get those desires fulfilled...
2007.06.23
Devil who?
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he did not exist. - Usual Suspects, 1995.
According to a recent Gallup poll, 90% of America believes is God, or the "universal good". Alright! 81% believes in Heaven. 70% believe in Hell or the Devil. 20% of those believing in God will not acknowledge the "evil" side of spirituality...
I thought these numbers would generally be lower. I'm always shocked to see that only 10% of America doesn't believe in God (however, did you know every major contender for the 2008 Presidential Election claims to be a Christian?) Involvement in the church is at an all-time low. So we are seeing that people believe in God, yet they do not want to be involved in an "organized religion" that is dedicated to Him... (I'll let you come to your own conclusions there...)
Having seen what Gibson's Passion of the Christ did for cultural awareness of Jesus in America, it will be interesting to see what the number of movies dedicated to Lucifer will do to the acceptance of the fallen angel.
Thanks to CROnline.com for the scoop.
2007.06.22
Roast Duck
I'm not the guy that likes to sit and wait for things to happen... I like to make them happen. Patience is, in fact, a virtue. However, it's not my virtue. It's hard, though, because sometimes you have to wait for the pieces to come together. Although I'd love to get in a time machine and jump six months, two years, five years into the future, I find myself waiting... wanting...
Patience stinks. I'm finding out what my issues are. I hate it when I am tasked to do a job, yet something/someone is holding me back from doing it. I'm project-oriented, and when other people prevent me from getting projects done, I feel like I'm "sitting by the side of a river..."
During these down times I strive to find something to do. Today may be slow, tomorrow will be chaotic. So what can I do today to make tomorrow less chaotic? So, while my roast duck may not be served today, at least I'm getting ready for dinner.
I'd love to give credit to who I got this graphic from, but I can't find it. Thanks to Guy Kawasaki for the quote.
2007.06.21
Death & Taxes
I am not political. Really. This is about as political as I get (keeping in mind that this is more "cool" than political).
This is a graphical representation flow-chart format of where our Federal Tax Dollars go. How cool is that? I always wanted to know that K-12 Education get $30.96billion, but the Department of Defense gets $481billion. Oh wait, was that political? Check out their online READABLE version, and you can even follow the link to buy it there as well.
Thanks to Guy Kawasaki for finding this, and for helping me add something to my Christmas list.
2007.06.20
Can anyone say "iPhone Shuffle?"
No, I have no inside info on this. This HAS NOT BEEN ANNOUNCED! But I thought the visual was hilarious. If Apple wants to take over the world, they're going to have to sell phones cheaper than $599. BUT this is the same biz model they did for the iPod...
I don't know about you, but I'd love an iPhone Shuffle...
Thanks to Engadget for the heads up (and creating the graphic).
2007.06.19
Leonard Sweet: The Gospel According to Starbucks
I mentioned earlier that I wanted to delve into Sweet's newest book, The Gospel According to Starbucks, so let's go ahead and explore it deeper.
Don't think of this book as one of the "Gospel According to...." series. You know, Gospel According to The Simpsons, The Sopranos, Harry Potter, Star Wars, etc... This book is really not about Starbucks. Other than a Venti-cup of bad coffee analogies and random coffee facts, it's not about Starbucks. It's about the Christian life. Sweet says that like Starbucks runs its biz, we need to live our life on an EPIC Scale: Experience, Participation, Image Rich, and Connection.
As I mentioned SoulTsunami is one of my favorite books. And while I loved SoulTsunami, The Gospel According to Starbucks started with a bang, but didn't quite connect with me in the second half. It was good Sweet. BUT it wasn't where I was at. I read the first half of the book in about two hours, but struggled to get through the rest.
Here's what I got from the book (unless referenced, all quotes are direct from Leonard Sweet (with page references):
* "Intellectual arguments over doctrine and theology are fine for divinity school, but they lose impact at the level of daily life experience. Starbucks knows that people live for engagement, connection, symbols and meaningful experiences... Life at it's very best is a passionate experience, not a doctoral dissertation. (5)
* "Jesus never traveled more than eighty miles from his boyhood home, but no one would accuse him of living on a small scale." (19)
* Ever heard of a Kopi Luwak Coffee Bean? They sell it at $600 per pound. Want to know why that's significant? Read what wikipedia says about the "cup of crap, yes crap" you'll drink. (29)
* Following Kopi, it's amazing how God continues to use trash. "Doves" are nothing more than a trashy pigeon. Moses was a murderer. David an adulterer. Esther a harem girl. Ruth an idol worshipper. (27-30)
* "The gospel was not meant to be comfortable or safe. Jesus does not invite lukewarm faith, the brand practiced by the Church of Laodicea. Instead, God promised to spit the lukewarm out of God's mouth." (33)
* "In spite of being engineered to sell coffee, Starucks does everything corporately possible not to create a preplanned compelling experience for the customers, but to help customers create experiences for themselves." (34)
* "Authenticity is not about being more relevant but about being more Jesus. Do you speak with a Jesus voice? Do you see with Jesus eyes? Do you listen with Jesus ears? Do you touch with a Jesus touch?" (49)
* "The cross is beautiful because it reveals love, the substance that bonds between beauty, truth and goodness together." (57)
* "It makes me nauseatingly sick that half a dozen megachurches in USAmerica cast the molds for what goes on the the majority of Christian churches around the world. It's not their fault. It's ours." (60)
* "When focus groups are now being used at all, they are designing products, not evaluating and judging products already on the market." (70)
* "Missional means: to participate in the mission of Jesus in the world, to incarnate in the experience of our lives and our communities the good news of God's love for the world. We must become a GOOD (Get Out Of Doors) Church." (82)
* "Jesus' goal was not that everyone understand him, but that everyone experience him. In fact, Jesus didn't expect everyone to get his revolutionary message. He did invite everyone, however, to hear God's story, to become part of God's story, and to learn about others who joined God's story or were seeking God's presence." (92)
* "Technology isolates us at te same time it connects us, thereby stimulating us in a hunger for the very thing it deprives us of." (143)
2007.06.18
Bono's Christians
"Christians are hard to tolerate, I don’t know how Jesus does it."
Bono, Lead Singer U2
Multiple people have the quote...
I've started reading Dan Kimball's They Like Jesus But Not The Church. Wow. I'm 20 pages in and this book is hitting me hard. Great stuff!
2007.06.17
CF: 90th Birthday
What a weekend. In case you hadn't heard, Christ Fellowship celebrated our 90th birthday (if you combine the years we worship as First Baptist Church of Perrine) this week. To celebrate, we had a month worth of services combined into one. At Palmetto Bay we had baptism, Lord's Supper, a Guest Pastor (I'll get there soon), multiple presentations, plaque presentations, nine videos, multimedia worship, and I saw someone carrying in a partridge and someone else with a pear tree! It was great.
The fabulous thing was that it didn't feel chaotic. Maybe that's because I was on vacation during the creation part, but I walked in Saturday looking for something to do (and found I really wasn't needed). When talking about ownership, that's a great place to be! It's great to not be needed.
Tommy Watson, Pastor at First Baptist Church of Perrine for 35 years, was our guest pastor. With everything else going on in the service, Tommy had like 16 minutes to speak. The stories surrounding Tommy are almost legendary... most of them are true too! If you've never heard Tommy speak, that 16 minutes is more like 15 minutes of laughs with one minute of seriousness, yet still with all the laughs you leave being challenged. Hearing Tommy reminded me of church growing up (since I grew up @ Perrine, and heard hundreds of his sermons over the years). I loved it, and I have the utmost respect for Tommy and Mollie, both as Pastor and people.
At Homestead we were blessed with Rev. Tony Isaacs, our Small Groups Pastor. Every time Tony speaks, I get challenged. I wish we would get to hear more from him. This was the first time CFHomestead had a separate message than CFPalm Bay. What was great for me, though, was both Tommy and Tony spoke on my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE scripture... Legion in Decapolis. Tommy's message was creatively entitled "Even a Caveman can do it", pushing the fact that Legion was not trained in evangelism - he lived in a cave - but he was touched by Jesus and did great things. Tony's message, "Maniac Missionary" was about losing control of your life and letting God guide you, like he did Legion to Decapolis. The great thing, and I never saw it, was seeing the effects of Legion after he hit Decapolis (check out Matthew 15:30ish.)
Both sermons will be available on our podcast right about now... or you can download the MP3 messages from the CFFamily.org website in a couple days. On a side note, Christ Fellowship has been podcasting for officially one year now. We got started June 17, 2006. Subscribe now!
I know I've said it before, but it's fun looking forward to each week. Honestly, it's always a surprise to hear what they've thought of next! God, thank you for what you have brought us to, and we look forward to what you have in store for us soon.
.... I'm Baaaack
Vacation was incredibly restful. But, if you know me, you know even my vacations have to be "project-oriented". I read two books and Amy and I watched six movies, along with a ton of relaxing time. I did miss my Internet, though. Here's some random musings from the trip:
* There was a thunderstorm warning that hit when we were leaving town. Rain was pouring. Wind was so strong it was blowing branches off trees. I gotta say, I've driven in at least four hurricanes since I've been back in Miami, and that is the most scared I've ever been driving in Miami. (It still doesn't beat frozen roads in a Texas blizzard.)
* I read a book on blogging (Clear Blogging) by Bob Walsh. Didn't learn that much. However, there was an interview with the CEO of ProBlogger.net, Darren Rowse. Darren (who used to be a pastor of a church in New Zealand), started blogging back in 2002. Bob Walsh (author) speculated that meant that Darren was "one of the first thousand bloggers out there." Darren agreed. This is significant b/c I was doing SushiRocks back in 2002. So theoretically I'm one of the first thousand too! (Please don't read pride into that statement, but if you do, go ahead and give me credit for inventing the Internet too!)
* Leonard Sweet is by far one of my favorite authors (SoulTsunami is one of the reasons I went into ministry). Upon reading Sweet's new book, The Gospel According to Starbucks I discovered that the same principles (EPIC= Experiential, Participatory, Image Driven, Connected) that I loved in SoulTsunami were discussed word for word in TGATStarbucks. Good read, I'll try to blog it this week.
* How do people watch TV without TIVO? Really! If you don't have a DVR PLEASE GET ONE. You waste so much time watching the stupid crap that's on TV. It's so much more enjoyable when you can filter through the crap and only watch what you want...
As for the movies we watched:
* Ocean's 13: Great Flick! Love the Modern Day Rat Pack! They've come a long way from the Frank Sinatra days! It's interesting to watch the cultural differences between Sinatra's Ocean's 11 and where Ocean's 11-13 end up. In Sinatra's Ocean's 11, no one wins (watch the movie, very depressing). Then watch Ocean's 13, where it's not a matter of Clooney's crew winning, but how slick they look doing it.
* Pirates Of The Caribbean (At World's End): Eh, I love the fact that movie trilogies like The Matrix and Star Wars define the rules and conventions of their movies early on (and then stick to it). I love even more that Pirates literally makes up the rules rules as they go. I'm glad I saw it so I can folow the story, but POTC 2 and 3 both left me wanting...
* The Departed: Best mob movie I've seen in years (Disclaimer: I haven't seen many mob movies lately). Any time you put Jack Nicholson in a Martin Scorsese Movie, I'm happy. I had seen all but the last 20 minutes of the movie before, and it was good to get an ending on the film. (Spoiler: For what it was worth, I thought the ending was hilarious... but that's just my sick sense of humor).
* Napoleon Dynamite: Believe it or not, this was the first time I had seen it. Honestly, I know it's a cult-favorite, but really? It was probably the worst MTV film I've seen (once again, haven't seen that many...)
* Lady In The Water: I am a huge Shyamalan fan. I've been through film classes studying this guy. I've taught classes that focused on this guy (and the Auteur Theory). I love this guy, and I can honestly say that this movie STUNK! While it was a good movie, it doesn't belong in the same sentence with Shyamalan's other works. He ran out of gas. Know what the worst thing is? Having expectations put so high that there's no way a person can constantly meet them. Scary stuff. I hear rumor Shyamalan's done making films. If so, that's a sad day for American cinema (one of many sad days to come in American cinema...)
* Kolya: I love subtitles. There aren't many of us left in this country. Great mix of Czech/Russian cinema. It brought me back to film school days. I love movies that make you think.
I guess I got to get away to get things accomplished...
2007.06.12
Instant Comments w/ Click Comment
The nice people over at swerve.LifeChurch.tv showcased a new comment system called "click comment" that I'm going to test-run for a while.
Long story short, I'm always looking for feedback. But I know that people don't like to register on a website. Heck, my own wife is too afraid to leave a comment on my blog...
That's the idea behind the move to Click Comment. Basically, just click on the emotion you get from my blog. There are eight choices. Mouseover the choice to get a description. Then click however many you want! Go crazy!
We'll give it a try, and for those (faithful) of you that leave comments the old fashioned way (by typing) please continue to do so.
2007.06.11
iPod Feedback, Year 1
Digg recently released statements from MacRumors.com online forums showing the general publics response to Apple's First Generation iPod back in 2001. Shocking.
* iPoop... iCry. I was so hoping for something more.
* Great just what the world needs, another freaking MP3 player. Go Steve! Where's the Newton?!
* Sounds very revolutionary to me. :(
* OH NO! Just checked Apple Store - they want $399.00 for this thing...Ouch!!!
* I like it. Seems pricey though.
* No matter what Apple does there are always people who are NEVER happy. Give it a rest. It's a great idea and the first of many. Why don't you give it a chance?!
What's interesting, in the big picture, is that while there is hype, there are also people who will automatically struggle with newness, change. What is it about thinking outside the box that is so repulsive to people?
What's also interesting is to see the same criticisms people had with the iPod so many years ago are the same criticisms they are having (theoretically) with the iPhone. Makes you wonder...
Donald Miller in Christianity Today
There is a great article at Christianity Today on Donald Miller. If you're not familiar with Donald Miller, he is defined as "progressive but not pissed." His book, Blue Like Jazz... "it's, like, a Christian book, but it doesn't make you feel bad about yourself."
It's a great read, eye-opening into the differences of the "evangelical culture" and how far we/they are from understanding the world. Highly recommend it. Oh, it's always on sale at the bookstore. Come by and get a copy!
For now, though, enjoy the article from Christianity Today.
2007.06.10
Tight with Time Magazine
Time Magazine and I, we're like on first name basis now. We're tight, yo.
Check it out. I wrote a rather lengthy article on the fact that the downfall on Christian Retailing is not a "downfall" but a thinning (survival of the fittest). It wasn't my best work, but I was vocal in my tirade.
Well, Time Magazine has an article on Christian Business (Praying for Profits) that references Christian Beauty Salons, Insurance Agents, Bookstores, and even Aurelio over at C28. It's a great article.
Then something cool happened:
What you're seeing is a list of Time.com's "Related Material" on the online article, and the #1 Referred Blog is my Christian Retailers going the way of the buffalo post. WooHoo!
So welcome Time.com, glad to have you on board. If you'd ever like me to co-write anything for you, I'd be glad to.
Be sure to check out the referred blogs (and the rest of the article) on page 4 of the Time.com article.
2007.06.09
2007.06.08
iPhone Countdown
Well, it's time for another irrelevant iPhone post. For those of you dying to hold an iPhone, iPhoneCountdown.com has released a PDF Document that can desperate "suckers" can cut and fold into an iPhone. WooHoo!
2007.06.07
CFMissions.org
Wanted to give you all a sneak peak at a new website coming out. Christ Fellowship Missions Group is starting to BLOG! CFMissions.org.
I love the concept behind this. CF's goal is to take over 300 people on mission trips this year. That's a huge number, and we're well on our way. CFMissions.org is looking for people to blog their mission experience.
Joys. Successes. Praises.
Fears. Prayer Requests. Trials.
This will be a huge thing for missions:
1) those on the trip be able to express their emotions on the trip.
2) those remaning back will know how to pray
3) those interested in missions will experience the trip
For the CFMissions.org site to be successful, we need your help. First off, if you're going on a CF Mission trip this year, see your group leader and BLOG YOUR TRIP! If you're not going, sign up to get the e-mail updates, or subscribe to the RSS Feed. The site launches officially on Saturday, but enjoy the sneak peak and sign up.
In order to support our CF Missionaries, we need the CF Community (and beyond) to get behind them, support them, and pray for them.
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