a view from our porch where we shot a ton of timelapse footage!

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hey guys-

well, our 11 days in the Moi Tribe of Indonesia is coming to an end. It’s hard to believe i’ve been here, literally in the middle of nowhere, and it’s over!

the experiences I’ve had here are…truly indescribable.…

hey everyone. Just blogging from the middle of nowhere, literally.

Things we have done in Indonesia so far: hiking (and I’m not talking a walk in the State Park), flying in bush planes, eating amazing foods, hanging out w/ tribal believers, filming scenes for our film, hanging outside of a helicopter while filming a waterfall…

I can’t believe I get to do what I do…for a living. I mean, I actually get paid to do what I love!!! And I try to not take that for granted.

as soon as i think my “job” can’t get any cooler, God surprises me again. as you can imagine, i can…

yes…it’s true.

And with either your iPhone or iPod + this pocket-sized projector, the world can become a more beautiful place!

Check it out!

This week @ seminars4worship (in Bradenton, FL), we tried out environmental projection for the first time ever. Not only was this my first time to VJ using this creative yet simple technique, but it was also my first time to see it first hand. i’ve seen lots of pictures…i’ve even taught on…

… can describe His all-powerful, awe-inspiring creativity.

Check this video out.

Thanks, Brandon for showing me this the other day.

This is the Pancake Pantry. It’s a Nashville Tradition (as u can see).

On the left, we have Sweet Potato pancakes.

On the right, Swiss Chocolate Chip pancakes.

This is Luke McElroy. He owns Orange Thread Media.

This is Camron Ware.…