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So I’m not the typical worship leader… to the extent that I rarely listen to Christian music. It’s been a long long time since I bought a Worship Record. It’s just how God wired me I think.
Their own soul could heal?
Our shame was deeper than the sea
Your grace is deeper still
Who, oh Lord, could save themselves,
Their own soul could heal?
Our shame was deeper than the sea
Your grace is deeper still
You alone can rescue, You alone can save
You alone can lift us from the grave
You came down to find us, led us out of death
To You alone belongs the highest praise
You, oh Lord, have made a way
The great divide You heal
For when our hearts were far away
Your love went further still
Yes, your love goes further still
You alone can rescue, You alone can save
You alone can lift us from the grave
You came down to find us, led us out of death
To You alone belongs the highest praise
To You alone belongs the highest praise
To You alone belongs the highest praise
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I started playing music, like a lot of kids, when I was in high school. I wore many faces:
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I’ve been so busy the past few months that I haven’t had time to listen to music. Sad right? Well, Starting in June, I made a commitment to keep my iPod charged, keep a decent amount of songs on my Blackberry, and keep my iTunes up as much as possible.
Now I’m finding myself falling back in love with music. So I thought, I would share what my top 5 favorite songs (at the moment).
Just My Opinion…
5. Man in the Mirror – Michael Jackson
4. Hurt – Johnny Cash
3. Don’t Move – Butch Walker
2. The Luckiest – Ben Folds
1. Oh My Sweet Carolina – Ryan Adams
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About 5 years ago, I took my then girlfriend (now wife) to a concert. She was 16. I was 19 (I know I know, Cradle Robber). I went to her house and picked her up. Her dad squeezed my hand, and said, “Take care of my baby, she’s my only one!” And we left. We drove and drove and finally ended up at the venue in Johnson City, TN, where we walked up to the ticket booth to get our “will call” tickets that cost 30 bucks.
While we waited for the doors to open, the sun went down and we kept talking about how excited we were. Neither of us had seen John Mayer live, but we were sure that it would be the best concert ever. We didn’t even care who else was on the bill…We were just there for Mayer.
The show was incredible, life-changing for me. It pushed me harder into music than I had ever been pushed before. HE HAD A CONVERSATION WITH HIS GUITAR!!!! And for years the ripples of that concert have rocked my life. But I missed something there, and it depresses me.
The band that opened for JM was GUSTER. It’s not that I didn’t like them, it’s just that…How could they even compare? I was there for Mayer. I was singing all the songs from Heavier Things, Room for Squares, and Inside Wants Out all the way up there. Guster didn’t have a chance. But NOW?!?!?! I have now found a true love in Guster’s music. I have a few records and thank to iTunes Genius I have found another push into my musical future. It’s Awesome…
I wonder what else I’ve overlooked?
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Okay! Scratch the last 6 months…My life has been so busy that I only remember highlights:
Thanksgiving in St. Augustine
Christmas in TN
Launched a church in January
Stood outside and pumped gas in 30 degree weather with some AWESOME RCC volunteers
Took a Trip to ATL…much much more on that later
had and incredible Good Friday Experience and Easter thanks to some incredible ideas from Buckhead Church
and now…playing some shows throughout the month of April.
This coming weekend I’m playing drums for a band called SKYVIEW at Floyds in Tallahassee. Next Weekend, I get to spend time with my stepdad at Swanee River Jam. Then to finish up April, I’m managing, and playing in a band called “Thrown Together” for the Blountstown Relay for Life Opening Night.
Everything is crazy. My wife has been a much better blogger than me. Check her Blog out. I’ll start up my blogging engine again.
Peace… Clint
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This is a new record for me I think. 2 months no blogs. There will be more coming with the holidays but for now this is all I have time for
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DISCLAIMER: the films that are talked about in the post are not for everyone. Please don’t take this as a blanket recommendation for everyone. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.
For years, my favorite movie has been Pulp Fiction. I could go on and on about the brilliance of the writing, that dialogue, not action, keeps the film moving forward, the quality of actors that are used in the movie, and the brutal honesty that the film portrays in word, deed, and cinematography.
Tonight, Jadie and I went to see Quentin Tarantino’s new movie Inglorious Basterds…All I can say is… AMAZING. It’s not a movie I’d take my 6 year old neice to see, or maybe even my 18 year old sister to see. But for someone who likes RAW, IN YOUR FACE, BRILLIANT film making, this is the perfect movie.
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This morning, Paul spoke on Ultimate Authority. It was packaged in a series called “Nine to Five” dealing with the workplace. However, when it comes to the principle that is being taught it is, “Ultimate Authority” straight out of the 7 Checkpoints.
However, as I listen to this talk, it makes me wonder: In Waumba Land, we have 3 vital truths that are taught over and over. In Upstreet, we have 3 more vital truths that are taught over and over. In Student Ministry, we have the 7 Checkpoints that are taught over and over… If we had to dial down what we taught in Adult service to “_ vital truths,” what would they be? How many of them would there be? I’m not sure, but I’d love to hear from some other minds about it.
LET ME KNOW…
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On Monday, I decided I was going to give at least two blogs portraying the madness that is going on at RCC this week. So, I took a picture with my phone, e-mailed it to my inbox on my mac “Mail” and that is where it has sat…until today, that is, Saturday. My week was so hectic that I didn’t even have time to blog 1 sentance about how hectic it was. Here’s a Rundown:
Monday: Staff Meeting -> Lunch -> Picture -> WebSite -> Meeting ->Home
Tuesday: DIDN’T EVEN GO INTO MY OFFICE (Spent the ENTIRE day putting gear in road cases for Marianna, and Labeling Stuff…Claude called it Christmas Afternoon)
Wednesday: Christmas Afternoon continued -> Lunch -> Went to my office for about 30 minutes to do paperwork -> Worked on AVIOM (I’m sure I’m forgetting something)
Thursday: Again worked with gear -> Lunch -> Met about the talk -> Spent a lot of time walking between the offices and the auditorium -> Rehearsal -> Meeting after rehearsal -> realized i’m sick and had a fever ->Fever broke in the middle of the night
Friday: Worked on Website to get it ready to launch phase 1 on Sunday -> Lunch -> came back to the office for 30 minutes to realize I couldn’t win the battle I was fighting with my sinus’ ->Came home -> worked a little ->stayed doped up
Saturday: Felt much better -> Spent the entire day finishing the website phase 1 -> Hope it looks good
BTW… Here’s My Pic from Monday
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17 Days….17 Days until we start meeting at Marianna High School. RCC is an exciting place to work right now. BUSY BUSY. So needless to say, blogging got pushed to the “When I have Time” category. Anyway, I’ll try my best to keep this blog updated as we go through the next month and a half. However, I know of someone who will do a whole lot better job of blogging over the next month and a half: JADIE Check out her Blog.