• I enjoyed spending the morning with Austin Mustard Seed crew. John is building a good core team. I enjoyed sharing HELP’s vision. I love grassroots movements. 
• I spent most of yesterday working, trying to hammer out some homework and other to-do’s. Pretty laid back weekend. 
• I also enjoyed spending time with Jacob Van Horn, who is planting Soma Austin. Jacob’s church is filled with broken people, they lack money and resources, yet Jacob is still thinking globally and has a desire to help H.E.L.P. That is so encouraging.
• Earlier in the week I had lunch with Charles Whitmire. Charles is thinking of doing a six-week bike ride across America to raise money to build clean water wells in Africa; how awesome is that! 
• Tony is another church planter you should know about. He planted Legacy Fellowship about two years ago. They are a strong faith community. Tony has worked a full-time job while be planted the church. Very cool! 
• I’ll blog more on this later, but tomorrow I start a new workout program. I’m going to do 60 minutes of cardio, with 6 off-days for the next 60 days. My hopes is to build some stamina, get my heart healthy and lose some weight. After the 60 days I will add weights and all.  I’ going to write  a book: 60x6x60, ha! 
• This week the HELP team is getting together to process the next 6 months. Can’t wait, lots to do and SO LITTLE TIME! I work with some ultra talented dudes. Scotty is a freak of nature with his creative skills, Jeff can speak in front of 10,000 people and not stress a bit and John G is passionate about all things global-he’s our steady hand! 
• I love my ministry friends in Austin…We have a tight knit group that truly cares about one-another, yet we also challenge each other. It’s really a good thing for the soul! 
• I thought LOST was really really good, I’m still iffy on 24 and Heroes is getting boring. 
• I’m enjoying ReJesus and The Monkey & the Fish. If you’re a church and you want to keep-up with culture, you need to under the new global world. 

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