Long after the lights went out at innovation3 last week, there was a determined, awesome, and humble, group of people who would were simply not willing to let the party die. Who kept the party going. A group that started large, and eventually slimmed down to five. The #5.
This is their story.
Today Denny’s gave out free Grand Slam’s to anyone who showed up! Being one to never turn down a free meal, me, John, and Jonathan, thought we’d take them up on their offer! As you can see in this video, we had allot of fun!
Did you go to Denny’s today? If so, how was it? If not – what did YOU have for breakfast???
{p.s. – I”m not sure why the video is cropped sort of weird, I think the image stabilization had something to do with it. – sorry}
Yesterday I decided to board the TRE and head over to Ft. Worth for a little adventure. I enjoy doing random things like this for several reasons. 1. I get the chance to meet people whom I would never, and hopefully find a way to share Christ with them! 2. These sorts of things really help me to get my creative “juices” flowing, which in turn helps me in my sermon preparation. (and I often find great illustrations by doing these sorts of things. 3. Get’s me out of Dallas for a little while; which is always good! 4. It’s just fun. I enjoy random. Random can be good. Random can be fun. (as long as we’re not talking about Scripture, or teaching Scripture in which order is VITAL. God is a God of order, not a “random” God!) But in life, we need to mix it up sometimes! We need to ride more “trains!”
-Enjoy,
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I can’t believe I’m making this public! A few summers back I was part of the programming team for a student venture youth conference in Colorado. We made a series of videos to play during that conference, the fruit of which you are about to witness! I will be posting the rest of these in the coming days! Enjoy!
{p.s. – I apologize in advance for the red tights!}
I was in Tokyo, Japan a few years back, and while there I got to meet the awesomeness known as the “Eyeglass Rapper.” Why do they call him the Eyeglass Rapper…? Because he just stands outside an eyeglass store in Tokyo all day and raps….and very excellent, I might add…!
He was nice enough to let me hang out with him for a few minutes, and this video is a little slice of our time!
Check out the rest of my Tokyo trip!
Thanks for sharing this Matt! Your right, these kids are “rad.”
