I’m multitasking — watching ESPN and working on videos for this Sunday. ESPN just ran a story about how Major League baseball honored those who were hostages in Iran back in the late 70s. It seems that Bud Selig learned that one of the hostages was a lifetime Brewers fan and decided to give him a lifetime pass upon his return. Other owners soon did the same. The ESPN piece chronicled how these passes helped the hostages return to normal lives, even helping restore relationships to children. It was a great story. Go baseball!
It seems that the manufacturers of Head On have finally recognized how annoying their commercials can be … the most recent commercial has a guy interrupting the narrator to voice his annoyance with the commercial but praise for the product.
We’ve been working on a special creative push for October’s teaching series. On October 22 @ 10:30 AM we’ll be hosting the one and only production of The Not All That Early Early Show. The entire worship service will be designed around a late-night talk show theme. Christian Mann (Eric Piepenbrink) will be our host for the show. A few things we’ll have include … The music of Justin Gramm and the It’s Never Too Early band. The premier of Catherine Piepenbrink’s new movie, Communion. Headlines Commercials And yours truly as a special guest. The “sermon” will be delivered in the form of an interview. We’ve even created a website just for the show. And now a few promotional pictures …
We had people talking southern, a lady from Austria, a guy from Greece, and a few surfer dudes today at LifePoint.