In Dunedin, we conquered the steepest street in the world.



As I was huffing and puffing up to the top of this long, steep street, I was passed by and older man who was running backwards!

Did you know that there is about 11 million pounds of junk orbiting the earth?  Read more about the solar system's biggest junkyard here.

Say what?  Drive-in worship?

To borrow the tone from an old "Where's the beef?" commercial -  let's ask, "Where's the community?  Where's the fellowship?"
Although this article presents a very unusual approach, it's not hard to conclude how their attitude is not that different from our people who regularly avoid community, participation, fellowship and accountability.

Check out this article,  A Georgia church tries drive-in worship.

What are we teaching and providing to help believers transition from being spectators (and detached "God-fearers") into fully-participating members of the Body?

Here's an amazing NASA video of the moon passing in front of the earth, as never seen before.  God is amazing, isn't He?

Last night, Randy Harris shared how common it can be to run into acquaintances in unlikely places.  He related a story that occurred while he was a professor at Lipscomb, encountering a former student on a shuttle bus in Washington D.C. 

A similar experience happened to me.  This morning, while sitting and talking with a friend at Barnes and Noble, we were pleasantly surprised by residents of Australia who had attended our Praise & Harmony workshop in Gosford, (near Sydney) only a few weeks ago.  Who would have thunk it?

Time to sing, "It's A Small World After All . . ."

Have you heard of this woman?  Read more here.
She remembers every detail of most of her past in uncanny detail.
A special about her will be aired on 20/20 tonight at 10 PM Eastern and 9 PM Central.