next week we are doing our midday holy week services in our youth space (cause its’ the coolest) and most artistically driven area and the pastors want to do some more experiential worship stuff. we’ll do some prayer stations stuff for sure & some various smells. but what about our visuals?
i’ve pretty much sold myself on parsing this video stopping it through good friday & then showing the full thing on easter. i love simple & creative stuff. this is right up my alley
zach lind did this little video interview for his podcast expanding a little more on what shane was getting at with technology & the virtual community.
Shane Hipps and Zach Lind Discuss Virtual Community. from Zach Lind on Vimeo.
this is the video by shane hipps in a little snippet interview by the out or ur folks at the national pastors convention. scot mcknight took some of this to task as well & kept going with it as shane chipped back in.
tony jones also threw in his thoughts on virtual community into the conversation.
this is a good little video interview between rob bell & shane hipps (tip terrace) where shane flips on you what might be your preconceived notions on how technology is shaping you & culture.
Rob Bell Interviews Shane Hipps About Technology.
i make assumptions that everyone sees and thinks the same things that i do. with that, i assume everyone has seen 'the brick testament'… just imagine, lego meets biblical narrative, with some excellent photography to boot.
anyways, for our coffeehouse youth gathering yesterday our teacher asked for some images to go with the scriptures of Jesus cursing the fig tree and turning over the temple. i decided to use the brick testament and the young ones really enjoyed it. but mostly i did which is all that matters haha!
so in case you didn't know, you too can use the brick testament for some scriptural images in teaching.