sunday’s scuds (november 29, 2009)
Sunday was the finale to the Can You See Him? series. Dwight talked about seeing God in your difficult times. Strong wrap-up. Here are the scuds: Most of us try to see God. But trying doesn’t cut it. It takes more than trying. We have to be trained to see him. There’s a big difference between trying to do something and being trained to do something. Many of us have never been trained to see God. When we merely try, we don’t have as much invested. Training involves serious commitment. Satan’s #1 goal is to convince you that Christianity doesn’t work. The greatest thing about the Bible is: it’s true.

what’s up with the new parking lot
Sunday as we wrapped up the services at the Dover campus, I took some time to explain the changes that are happening in the NPCC parking lot. If you missed it and have been wondering what’s up with the massive new lot and the new traffic flow patterns, here’s a quick explanation:

the andy-man can
If you read this blog much at all, you already know that Andy Stanley is one of my heroes. I listen to and read anything of Andy’s that I can get my hands on. Several weeks ago I listened to a North Point series that Andy did called, “Your Move.” Unbelievable. Th

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seeing jesus in everyday life
This Sunday at NewPointe we’re continuing the series: Can You See Him? We’re talking about seeing Jesus in everyday life. I know it’s not always easy to see him. But he’s always there. As a bit of a precursor to this Sunday, I’m posting some photos of ordinary things. Do you see a face in in these ordinary things? See if you can, and see if some of them don’t make you smile.