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Can You See Him?
On Sunday, July 17th, I spoke (or preached) at LifeBridge Community Church in Halifax, NS. My sermon was titled Can You See Him?
No matter where you are at with respect to your relationship with God, you and I – all of us struggle to see God in the midst of life’s circumstances. It is a struggle we all have. Can you see God in your struggles and trials?
Well, even though we can’t always see Him…he is there. Many things are unexplainable yet there are equally as many things that are undeniable about His existence. I welcome you to watch my message below and I certainly would appreciate your feedback.
If you cannot see the video, the direct link to it is here…
I also showed two videos in the message one that opened and one that closed. You can watch those here…
The Little Kitten
This past Sunday, July 17th I spoke at my church in Halifax, NS. The video of that “sermon” is not quite edited yet but as soon as it is available online I will post it here for you. In the meantime, I thought I would share the two videos I showed in the sermon.
The first, I used to open my talk and is called The Little Kitten – it is a comedic story as told by J. John. (If you can’t see the video the direct link is here.)
The second video, I used to close my talk and it is the a music video of the song Reach by Peter Furler (direct link to video):
Enjoy!
Wordle Wonder Words
So, for some Saturday fun…
I created the image below in Wordle.
Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes.
I created the one below from the RSS feed of my church marketing podcast. Interesting way to display in words what you are really all about. Try for yourself!
I Am A Trader
How about you?
The Filter Bubble
Customization and personalization of what we find on the web, in Facebook, or any other social media platform. This video is well worth your time to watch as you consider how the information we interact with online is influenced by forces beyond our control.
“The Internet is showing us what it thinks we want to see but not necessarily what we need to see” - Eli Pariser
