Being an avid baseball fan growing up, one of my favorite movies was Field of Dreams. It was the classic story of a novice Iowa farmer (Kevin Costner) that heard a voice while in his cornfield saying, “If you build it, he will come.” He then gets the vision of... read more
Leading lyrics, the practice of transitioning slides ahead of the time they need to be sung, is an important part of corporate worship in our churches today. In my previous blog, I explained why this is so important. And in this blog, I will be explaining how to actually lead lyrics. HOW DO... read more
Episode 2: We’ve have all heard sermons that, if we are honest, have fallen flat on their face because of the ending. It’s one thing to craft a quality message, it’s another to be able to actually “land the plane.” Join us as we talk about 4 practical ways to... read more
Leading lyrics is an important part of corporate worship in our churches today. Even though this can seem minuscule in scope compared to the audio mix in the room, the lighting used in our services, the style of our teaching and communication, and many other aspects of our corporate gatherings,... read more
When I was in elementary school it was a regular occurrence for my parents to receive a note from school that read something like this: “Trevor is a great kid, but he talks too much.” What began as a character flaw during school time God began to use for His... read more
The movie Unbroken: Path to Redemption comes to theaters nationwide this weekend. You may recall the 2014 film Unbroken, directed by Angelina Jolie, that told the story of Olympian and World War II hero Louis Zamperini. The new sequel to that film, UNBROKEN: PATH TO REDEMPTION brings to life the rest... read more
Episode 1: is all about viewing our youth room as a sacred place. How can we take the mundane, everyday space that is our meeting room and remember to view it as a place where God desires to produce life change. Join Trevor and Stallion as they explain and hit us... read more
In Columbia, SC, where I live, there is a small theater downtown called The Nickelodeon that shows obscure and independent films. Earlier this year, I visited ’The Nick’ one evening and attended a screening of the documentary film, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”, based on the life of Mr. Fred... read more