Words cannot adequately express how much I learned about life from watching this YouTube video.
Enjoy!!!
Know of any other gems on YouTube? Share in the comments!
Words cannot adequately express how much I learned about life from watching this YouTube video.
Enjoy!!!
Know of any other gems on YouTube? Share in the comments!
I guess “Out of Order” actually means “You don’t have to feel guilty for not paying for the ride” in this case.
I don’t think I can jump on board with this.
Just watched this video and laughed a lot. I thought I’d share it here.
Seems like God’s timing is perfect.
HT: Will & Relevant Magazine
Today I had a moment with Frank, our Student Minister at BridgeWay, that I believe there isn’t a word for, but there should be: an awkward handshake. I could also call it an accidental handshake, but it felt more awkward than accidental.
Here’s what happened. We were rating Will, our Worship Minister, on how much of a metrosexual worship leader he is. When we were done I stood up and started to point at Frank to get Will’s final score and that’s how it got started. He thought I was reaching my hand out to offer a handshake (like we lived in the 1930s or something where I guess people shook hands every time they entered or exited a room), so he reached out and shook my hand.
I don’t know why it felt so awkward, but it did. To try to ease things up, Frank reached over to shake Will’s hand, but I didn’t follow suit. I just felt awkward then left the room.
There are other times that the awkward handshake shows up, especially in church:
Those are just a few that I can think of. Do you have any moments in your world that the awkward handshake makes an appearance? Share in the comments.
I’m throwing out everything I learned in Bible College & Seminary and I’m going to start preaching like this dude.
Kind of reminds me an SNL skit.
[Thanks to @TimSchraeder for the link]
Apparently texting and driving has gotten so bad that you have to pay attention even while shopping in the safe confines of Walmart. The image below is the facebook status my brother shared telling his brave story of survival.
Kids say the funniest things:
Saw this video over on Ed Stetzer’s blog and had to share it. Enjoy!
Dad Life from Church on the Move on Vimeo.
I think I just got inspired for a new look. What do you think?