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May 16, 2010 by Gilbert Leave a Comment

  • Wow I just woke up from my nap…what an exhausting day.
  • But another great one!
  • Two more people prayed to receive Christ today!
  • Pretty smooth day.
  • Great to add John Nozzi to the band today and welcome back Karl Hartman on bass for a special appearance.
  • Things went well behind the scenes and from what I’m hearing the out front Experience was deeply meaningful.
  • It was a lot of fun adding the Pittsburgh Penguins jersey into the What’s NOT Hot Now category.
  • Thankfully we had a Pens fan willing to play along although Andy and Gayle had to drive to York yesterday to pick it up…thanks!
  • After trying to figure out for so long what national headline to play off of today, I’m glad I settled on the oil spill and where God is at in the midst of tragedy.
  • There were some things I said that I know I’ve said before but I had quite a few people today come up afterward and say how impacted they were.
  • Guess that just goes to show how the Holy Spirit will speak to different people and different times in just the right way.
  • I think the balloons will be an awesome reminder to people of God’s faithfulness for quite awhile.
  • Speaking of balloons…I was disappointed that some people chose to snap and squeal them throughout especially the 2nd Experience.  Quite distracting but I think the message still got through.
  • Adam after the first Experience said to me, “I decided to go to the bathroom before having to go back on stage and when I came back everyone was crying…I was like…what in the world is going on”.
  • If you weren’t there and want to know why, listen to the message for the full context or just watch this video.  99 balloons.
  • For the full letter I referenced from Eliot’s dad from his blog last week, click here.
  • Had some relatives in again today to check out United.
  • I told Lisa that it feels like I’m dying and everyone is visiting for the last time.
  • One of the relatives was my aunt, Lisa Thurston.  Kind of weird having a wife and an aunt with the same name.
  • Ask my Lisa sometime about the embarrassing Facebook mistake recently where the two were confused.
  • Getting ready to head to friends for dinner…another busy week up-coming…my last sermon at United is now only a week away…hope to see you there.

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