did you know? a glimpse into our future
“The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does.”-C. S. Lewis
This is a video I plan on using during a message I’m giving. I normally don’t post “sermon illustrations,” on my website, but this one just blew away!...
innovation 3 aka nationwide tweet up
Innovation 3 has come and gone; but you know what they say – videos are forever. {actually I don’t think anyone says that!} What you are about to see is REAL, the names have NOT been changed to protect anyone. Everyone in this video is a REAL person.
Speaking of “real”...
innovation 3 sneak peek
Posted by rick in videos on 01 29th, 2009 | 5 Comments
Yesterday I braved the Dallas ice storm of 2009 and make it out to the Innovation 3 conference. I’m glad I did! It was amazing to meet so many people that I have interacted with, but have never met. I’ll talk more about this in another post, so stay tuned!
One thing I did while at the...
message from me to all my innovation 3 friends
Posted by rick in videos on 01 27th, 2009 | No Comments
hershey or godiva? plus – big ups to @human3rror
Posted by rick in videos on 01 27th, 2009 | 8 Comments
#rick_smith day
I wanted to thank my good friend Matt Knisely for making this the official Rick_Smith day. (actually it’s sort of a twitter joke – so if it sounds like I”m being prideful– I’m not - I’m actually being EXTREMELY geeky!) Regardless, if your own twitter – I look forward...
straw through the eye-day 3
Posted by rick in videos on 01 24th, 2009 | No Comments
{straw through the eye}. {day 3}. from Rick Smith on Vimeo.
straw through the eye – day 2
{straw through the eye}. {day 2}. from Rick Smith on Vimeo.
important announcement
Posted by rick in videos on 01 22nd, 2009 | No Comments
Important Announcement from Rick Smith on Vimeo.
spring reading list – 2009
Posted by rick in life on 01 14th, 2009 | 2 Comments
Well the spring semester at DTS as arrived, and it has brought with it a new set of books that must be read, digested, critiqued, discussed, and interacted with. I have many great friends involved in ministry, and are who not in seminary whom often ask what books I’m currently reading in my graduate...
