Egypt in the Rearview Mirror
Second week in the Wilderness series. This picture is of Fred the Manequin who watches over our tech team in the back on…
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Worship Teams: We Are Better Than I
This week’s worship team training starts us focusing on our third installment (#1 was humility, and #2 was credibility). Worship Team Value #3:…
Read MoreEmerald City Worship (Slight Change of Plans…)
We had scheduled the next Emerald City Worship to take place on Tuesday, November 10th. As we have been approaching time, we have…
Read MoreThe Wilderness Guide
We started a new series today called “The Wilderness.” This series will examine the reasons for and the temptations during the “wilderness” experiences…
Read MoreCompass Tweaks
This Sunday, we are starting a new series called “The Wilderness” which means it’s new Compass time. We are real excited about this…
Read MoreOur Tech Team is the Best!
Last night, we had a special tech team training and appreciation event. I knew this before last night, but it served as a…
Read MoreI Wish We Would All Be This Excited About Giving the Offering…
For those who are rhythmically challenged, please do not attempt this at home. Or anywhere. You might see this as a bit extreme,…
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Don’t Come to Church Angry at Your Spouse (But You Still Need to Come to Church)
(Mal. 2:13-15) 13 And this is another thing you do: you cover the LORD’s altar with tears, with weeping and groaning, because He…
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Rethinking Racism
What a way to conclude the Elephant in the Pew series. Today, was such a powerful ending as we dealt with the issue…
Read More2010 Series Planning (How We Do It & How You Can Be Involved)
2010 is only weeks away, and we are deep in the process of planning sermon series at North Side. I often have people…
Read MoreChristmas Recording Crunch Time
We are in official crunch time with Anthony over at Addeybug Studio right now. The North Side Worship team is cranking out some…
Read MoreThe Most Important Thing I Forgot to Share with Parents
While Pure Life was great, there was simply too much to share. And I forgot to tell parents one of the best ways…
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