specifically, the rundown would look like this:
(more specific notes on each segment can be found on post below this)
opening song 1
hugs/handshakes (live musicians remain on stage playing instrumental)
reprise of opening song/chorus?
segment 1: life comes at you fast. practical steps to slow down. - ________ (5-8 min)
(need some sort of transition here)
segment 2: pt. 1 free from chaos and noise - tim (5 min)
rhetorical / reflective questions on power point (with background audio track) (3 min)
pt. 2 busyness hinders relationship w/ God (Matt. 11:25-30) - _______ (4-5 min) (BK perhaps?)
video
song 3
song 4
segment 3: story of Joshua Bell (parallels how we are too busy and miss out on greatness of God)
interactive: write on Post Its: "where have you experienced God in unexpected places"
point out that these instances happen when we are able to 'slow down'
segment 4: mary and martha (john 12:1-11; Luke 10:38-42) story told, explained. insight given. (jen is willing to work on this)
song: chelsea s. - slow me down
hands on activity? make prayer chords. (live music play during this activity)
cords have three beads:
RED YELLOW and GREEN
prayer chords serve as reminder to 'stop and be with jesus. slow down and free yourself from chaos/distractions of life. go and grow in God's grace peace and love'
(is that cheesy?)
benediction
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thoughts?
we still need people to help with or take
1. segment 3: Joshua Bell story (basically just read the article and tell it in your own words - paralleling it to us humans missing out/to busy for Greatness of God.
2. segment 1: (could be a group effort - could be humorous, too. could be adapted). basically look at the web links that pertain to 'SIMPLIFYING LIFE, etc. Showing how to SLOW DOWN and not be so BUSY. http://slowdownnow.org/ has some humorous stuff, perhaps.
what is good? what needs changed? who feels like working on any of these that are needed to be filled? who has a better idea?
tim
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
kscope rundown feb 28
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