You just never know who might run for political office!

After several attempts, we were finally able to begin recording in our Sunday school class last week. The audio still isn’t great, but at least if you are not able to be with us, you can listen in.
Our class is called “Wii” and the broadcast is called “Wiilationships”, not because we play the Wii in class, or even talk about it (much), but because the idea of playing well together is what we’re trying to accomplish.
You’re invited to listen, comment on our blog, and play along.

By reading the previous post, you probably know two things:

1) I’m in North Carolina, again, for the annual Southeastern University tournament at the Pearl in Calabash, NC. A group from our church has come to this tournament every year for the past several years.

2) I’m posting on my blog again. At least, I am during this tournament. If I have pictures to share. Otherwise, I’ll be updating everyone via Twitter. The easiest way to use Twitter is by following.

This picture shows Mark Carr, Phil Goss, and Wendell Williams at a very picturesque hole. I don’t think my iPhone quite captures it.

Joshua Cody at Church Marketing Sucks pointed out a relatively new blog that is absolutely one of the best blogs I’ve ever seen.

Prodigal Jon is a pastor’s kid and advertising person who has a couple of other blogs – that I guess were mildly viewed. But this one – Stuff Christians Like (* fixed link: 4/12/08, 1:12pm) – has caught fire. And for good reason. It’s hilarious.

I’ve spent the last few minutes trying to go through all his posts – he’s up to #141 and he only started the blog in January. The reason to read all the old posts are that they are timeless – and true. His topics have been varied, but all skewer the things Christians like, such as – Love Offerings, Saving Seats at Church, and the Side Hug.

Post #139 is about the Choir Side Step Dance, in which he writes:

Choirs invented this move in 1973 when they realized they wanted to dance a little but they didn’t have room on the stage. So they came up with this side move so they could still express about 12% of the funk without bumping into each other.

This is one of those sites that I know if my sister Tammy had seen it, she would’ve already emailed a link to me by now. (Check it out, Tam)