Amazing Japanese Nintendo Human Beat Box Guy!!!
Yeah. This dude makes those beat box guys from the 1980′s rap scene wanna go back to the shaolin temple and work on their kung fu.
It’s… just amazing.
Enjoy. ![]()
Hey gang, Having a bit of a crazy week so I don't have too much time to post. But this past Saturday was probably my favorite day of the year so far. We baptized 49 people in the waters of the Long Island Sound. 49 people who are finding their role in God's amazing story and taking that next step in their faith: publicly declaring to the world that they belong to Christ and they don't care who knows it!! Honestly. This moves me in ways I can't even bring words to. Seeing lives change... it's... it's ...
Here's a little devotional thought that seems to go hand-in-hand with what I wrote a couple weeks ago about having deep roots. This dramatic photo is not airbrushed or photo-shopped. It's a real sinkhole that opened up in Guatemala after after tropical storm 'Agatha' and the image was published by both National Geographic and the BBC. Amazing, no? And absolutely terrifying. The idea that a hole that big could open up right under your feet... man. It's chilling. Cars? Houses? People? Sinkholes can swallow them all. This one ate a three story building.
I was passing by a tree in my neighborhood recently, which had blown down in a windstorm. You know, one of those once-a-year storms that comes out of nowhere with some serious velocity. This tree looked like it had been around a while. Not a California redwood by any stretch, but no sapling either. Old enough to have weathered dozens of years and hundreds of storms would be my estimate. But not on this particular day. On this particular day, at this particular moment, the wind was too much for it and it toppled, exposing its root bundle and now ...
Been doing some thinking about the current season of my life, and it sometimes just blows my mind how fast time is passing. Maybe you've had some thoughts lately that go like this: "Man, I can't believe ____________ !" As in, "I can't believe True North is 4 1/2 years old already!!" Or "I can't believe summer's almost here!" Lately, I've been having a LOT of those. I can't believe how old my kids are getting. I can't believe how fast things are moving with the church. I can't believe how much amazing stuff I've been able to see and ...
Yeah. This dude makes those beat box guys from the 1980′s rap scene wanna go back to the shaolin temple and work on their kung fu.
It’s… just amazing.
Enjoy. ![]()
On Wednesday, June 3rd, umpire Jim Joyce blew a call late in the 9th inning and cost Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Gallaraga a perfect game.
For you non-baseball fans out there, that’s a really big deal. Like, there have only been 20 perfect games in the 100+ years of Major League Baseball’s history. It’s something a pitcher dreams of his whole life.
The play was not a close one. It was just a bad call. Human error. A biff.
And because MLB doesn’t use instant replay, the word of the umpire stands. Period. The manager can kick up dirt, the fans can scream their heads off and the players can spit their tobacco juice on his shoes, but there is no reversing the call.
Hey gang,
Having a bit of a crazy week so I don’t have too much time to post.
But this past Saturday was probably my favorite day of the year so far. We baptized 49 people in the waters of the Long Island Sound.
49 people who are finding their role in God’s amazing story and taking that next step in their faith: publicly declaring to the world that they belong to Christ and they don’t care who knows it!!
Honestly. This moves me in ways I can’t even bring words to. Seeing lives change… it’s… it’s just ADDICTING!!! I so love seeing people getting connected to the God that made them. We’ve baptized literally hundreds of people in our church’s 5 summers and it just never ever ever gets old.
Congrats to all of you who stepped up and did some business with God on Saturday.
Enjoy this amazing pic with the epic cloud bank custom made just for us!!
Click to enlarge.
PS – If you missed our service and still want to get baptized, you’re not the only one and it’s not too late. Message me and we’ll set something up.
PPS – Photo credit: Tyler Cordaro, Mad Scientist.
This week’s burst of goodness from The Right Thing is just something ridiculous and awesome that someone emailed me this week.
I get a lot of stuff like that, but very little of it is blogworthy.
But first, a couple of interesting stats about The Right Thing, delivered to me recently by my man Tyler at Fresh Tech Concepts. He’s the genius behind this page’s design.
1 – Since March of this year, 1,040 different people visited this site. That’s 1,040 unique visitors!! Pretty cool, no?
2 – Most of them didn’t leave a comment. They are chumps. Leave a comment or become a chump. Those are your choices in life.
3 – Of those 1,040 visitors, 14 of them accessed this blog via a dial-up internet connection. Wow. Just… wow. You people are dedicated!!
4 – Of course most traffic to the site is generated from the U.S. and Canada, but there were also repeat visits from readers in Austria, The UK, Belgium, Australia, Russia, The Netherlands and Japan!!!! That just blows my mind. A quick message to all my international readers: You guys rock!! Thanks for tuning in.
And thanks to all of you for checking out my scrawlings.
Now, do enjoy this little piece of silliness spliced together by some guy with WAY way too much time on his hands.
It’s the marriage of a really annoying song by an “artist” called Kesha, with some vintage Star Trek clips. Sounds ridiculous, I know. But somehow, it just works.
Hasta.
Oh – the lyrics are nasty. Be warned.