Every time I see a SeaGull something strangely comes over me and compels me to repeatedly say out loud, “Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!” My daughters laugh at first, but then they quickly become annoyed as I continue with my monotone cadence of “Mine!” If you are a Disney fanatic like me, you have quickly identified the movie. Not because the seagulls are the main characters or even the supporting characters, because they clearly are not. They never say anything other than tha

The wheels of the plane just left the safety of the ground, and my heart is completely full.  I am leaving Vancouver after spending four days at the Taboo – Naughty but Nice sex show. To be transparent, I was a bit apprehensive heading into this experience. I had all the normal thoughts, concerns, and reservations swirling around in my mind. I knew I was covered with prayer. I also had the unending support from my wife. I was partnering with XXXChurch and a team from across C

In Who’s talking about your church (part #1), I asked the first of two questions. Q #1: Why is Apple the most covered company? Here’s the second question . . . Q #2: How does your church rank on the most “covered” list in your community? First, let me clearly explain. I am not talking about a PR machine that is behind marketing your church. I am not talking about how charismatic your lead pastor is. I am not talking about the popularity of your church or the gimmicks that som

I read this post at MacRumors a few days ago entitled “Apple Most-Covered Tech Company in Mainstream Media“. I didn’t need to see any scientific data (But if you need it, it’s to the left.) to know that statement was true. If you are an Apple fanatic, you love all the coverage. If you are an Apple hater, you despise the coverage. Wherever you fall on the spectrum, you know that there is a cult like following of Apple and all their product releases.  A frenzy is stirred up. Ex