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zach and i made a dumb video to promote a college-age cookout i’m hosting this weekend. it’s called the “school’s out for summer” cookout. totally stole the idea from my friends over at fusion church. very funny people. if you live in the northeast suburbs of atl, you should def check […]

Posted on June 12th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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…and asked you how your church is doing what would you say?
go check out the big discussssssion over at ragamuffin soul.

Posted on June 9th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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we’re putting on a couple of big cookouts for the age groups that i lead. i wanted something a little better than sending out an e-vite, so zach and i recorded some stupid videos to tell people about them. here’s the one we made for the 20-something group. their cookout is on […]

Posted on June 5th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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happy wednesday, everybody. (it seems that there are only five of you, and four out of five of you stay updated through a feed reader…see here if you wonder what in the world i’m talking about…) a new feature of wednesday worship posts will be the previous sunday’s set list. on sunday, […]

Posted on May 22nd, 2008 by adamdeweber
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gretchen got a hold of my board report… you can read some of it here if you want. enjoy.
don’t you wish your wife loved you as much as mine loves me?!

Posted on May 15th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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the term “mind dump” sounds so gross…but to an extent that’s what i’m doing…taking all the stuff that’s developed in my mind over the past weekend and “dumping” it out here in cyberspace. thanks for understanding…
1. really great service on sunday. i think that a lot of people connect with god in a […]

Posted on May 13th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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here are links to a few good posts i’ve read recently. check them out.
the secret bathroom at church at “stuff christians like”
not just a “small church problem” at phillip’s blog
hilarious, embarrassing gym story at “ragamuffin soul”
you’re welcome.

Posted on May 3rd, 2008 by adamdeweber
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it’s monday evening. but you didn’t read the title wrong: i just didn’t have the time/energy/whathaveyou to post anything last night. very tiring day, but a wonderful day as well. here are a few quick hits.
1. the music could have been better, but not with a volunteer band and that short […]

Posted on April 21st, 2008 by adamdeweber
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just a few quick hits tonight before i call it a night.
1. we visited a few friends in delaware and columbus today. nice to see them again, and we were shocked by how quickly we were able to buzz down to the city…that drive used to seem so long until we got used […]

Posted on April 20th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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i got this from my friend brad, who got it from bendpress.com. it’s written to artists, but most of the ideas apply to just about any creative/leadership role. (another possible title: “what not to do. underline all that apply.”)
1. constantly compare yourself to other artists.
2. talk to your family about what […]

Posted on April 19th, 2008 by adamdeweber
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