Yesterday in church, Carla gave her testimony as part of (or most of) the message. She did a great job, and it was very moving hearing her and Jose's story. God has done great things in their lives.
But one part really cracked me up.
They first came to Anchor last spring. Carla kinda dragged Jose there, from what I remember; he wasn't yet a Christian. The worship team did a song, and Carla looked over at Jose to get his reaction.
"They don't suck," Jose said.
I love that. Maybe our goal should be that the first impression of all visitors will be, "They don't suck." It's a foundation you can build upon. Thanks, Jose, for what I consider to be a great compliment!
But one part really cracked me up.
They first came to Anchor last spring. Carla kinda dragged Jose there, from what I remember; he wasn't yet a Christian. The worship team did a song, and Carla looked over at Jose to get his reaction.
"They don't suck," Jose said.
I love that. Maybe our goal should be that the first impression of all visitors will be, "They don't suck." It's a foundation you can build upon. Thanks, Jose, for what I consider to be a great compliment!
Career-wise, I've been hanging around and writing about and cheering on churches and pastors for the past 25 years as my denomination's Communications Director.
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