campfire anthems

i’m totally stealing this post from my buddy scottie. i’ve always thought about doing something like this but never really got around to it. hopefully this will help calm my curiosity. so here it goes. i have readers in states i’ve never been to or even know anyone in. countries all around the world. i want to know who you guys are. if you read this thing, for any reason, and you don’t know me personally, drop me a line and comment on this post. help settle my inquiring mind.

day two’s video is very far out there. its funny to think of jesus, and even christianity, the way this video portrays it. i honestly think that some people think that this is the way churches work, setting up these ridiculous structures and rules, and to a certain extend maybe some churches do. you can’t miss church on sundays. you have to do this. you can’t do that. church, and especially christianity, shouldn’t be about rules and regulations. it shouldn’t be about what you can and can’t do. yes, i think it is important to be in church on sundays. if done correctly, church is an environment where you can have much spiritual growth. its a place to fellowship. after going to ridgepoint church, however, i have come to the conclusion that church isn’t the most important aspect of spiritual and relational growth. this kind of growth occurs by reading your bible and attending a small group, in which you can dive deeper into the meaning of christianity. the church is just a mere stepping stone.

now don’t get me wrong. there are some pretty cool things that happen on sunday mornings. last night, at our home, we had a creative meeting to discuss some of the upcoming sermon series, and let me tell you, there are some amazing things planned that you won’t want to miss. so without any further delay, enjoy what wouldn’t jesus do? video two.