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Labels: Funny

Posted by Sean Walker at 11:32 PM | Permalink | Comments

Youth Ministry Lab is the largest student-led student ministry conference in the country. It is created and put on by students and professors at SWBTS. I'm stoked about being able to serve on the team again. Here's a promo video we just put together and sent out to student pastors across the country.

Here's our main site - youthministrylab.com
Here are some of our other videos - Youth Lab on Viemo

Labels: Ministry

Posted by Sean Walker at 3:09 PM | Permalink | Comments

Had the privilege of speaking at a student ministry retreat this weekend. It was a blast. I'll post more later, but just wanted to put this pic up from our paintball games. :) Video to come...

Posted by Sean Walker at 9:51 PM | Permalink | Comments

If you have the time, watch the whole video b/c it gives great context to the section I want to highlight. If you only have a second, scrub to 4:32 and watch O'Reilly dodge Kalb's jab and return with a knock out upper cut! Love it!

Labels: Politics

Posted by Sean Walker at 8:57 PM | Permalink | Comments

I've got a friend who's got a friend (who's got a dog, who's got an uncle, of dude, who knows some guy, who's.... just kidding) who has some tickets he is trying to give a way to the Lead Now 08 Conference.

It is tomorrow, November 13th through November 15th. I'd be snagging a couple of tickets but I have a prior engagement. I'd encourage you to go just to hear Matt Chandler and Francis Chan. They are worth it alone.

Tickets cost $300 if you're paying, but he has some extras and wants to bless some people and give them away for no cost at all. So if you are interested, contact Ryan at, Ryan dot Walling at gmail dot com

Labels: Ministry

Posted by Sean Walker at 6:55 PM | Permalink | Comments

Labels: Funny

Posted by Sean Walker at 11:45 PM | Permalink | Comments

Crank up your speakers, set it to full screen, hit play, and enjoy :)

"Stars" by Switchfoot"

Labels: Music

Posted by Sean Walker at 7:09 PM | Permalink | Comments

Here are the top websites, based upon hits.

Worldwide
1. Yahoo - www.yahoo.com
2. Google - www.google.com (this was surprising. i didn't know yahoo beat google)
3. YouTube - www.youtube.com
4. Windows Live - www.live.com
5. Facebook - www.facebook.com
6. Micorsoft Network - www.msn.com (i think that this is b/c people who have PCs haven't change their default home page on internet explorer)
7. Myspace - www.myspace.com
8. Wikipedia - www.wikipedia.org
9. Blogger - www.blogger.com
10. Yahoo (Japan?) - www.yahoo.co.jp


USA
1. Google - www.google.com
2. Yahoo - www.yahoo.com
3. Myspace - www.myspace.com
4. YouTube - www.youtube.com
5. Facebook - www.facebook.com
6. Windows Live - www.live.com
7. Micorsoft Network - www.msn.com (once again, people need to change their homepage settings)
8. Wikipedia - www.wikipedia.org
9. EBay - www.ebay.com
10. AOL - www.aol.com

Posted by Sean Walker at 2:09 PM | Permalink | Comments

I don't know if you've noticed or not, but I really don't blog a whole lot anymore. I've been mini-blogging/twittering quite a bit though. If you're looking to keep up with me, check here first, then my blog.

Posted by Sean Walker at 1:03 PM | Permalink | Comments

Phillip Fulmer is stepping down, click here to read the story.

Posted by Sean Walker at 10:59 AM | Permalink | Comments