This is what I think a modern day Palm Sunday looks like. https://youtu.be/-5XqjyfI68c
Giving Good Directions
Giving good directions is hard. One reason I enjoy using GPS in my car is that it bypasses the poor directions that other people tend to give. Giving good directions demands an objective frame of mind so that the instructions are not dependent upon any one person's experience or frame of reference. Most of us... Continue Reading →
Zoned for Indoor Forts
I am imagining reading the following MLS entry someday soon: For Sale: 1,100 sq. ft. Asheville bungalow. Features include 3BR, 1 bath, LR, chef's kitchen, photography and video production studio, home school classroom, ballet studio, home gym, sun porch, home office, rec. room, library, home spa, bowling alley, indoor velodrome, home theater, coffee nook, secret... Continue Reading →
Sermon 3/29/2020
Welcome to Skyland United Methodist Vurch https://youtu.be/oxeBEg3pN1k A sermon from Ezekiel 37.
Fast and Slow
One way I have experienced the impact of COVID-19 is the sensation that my work is simultaneously required to be both faster and slower than usual. The need to have a rapid response came primarily in regards to worship and other church gatherings. Skyland decided on a Friday (the 13th) not to hold worship the... Continue Reading →
Make It Specific
I've been hearing this sentence with increasing frequency, "What about the people who aren't on the internet?" It's a caring sentiment in a time of mandated isolation. As the rest of us are connecting through email, blogs, Facebook, YouTube, and live streaming, the questioner typically feels as though those without use of the internet are... Continue Reading →
