Saturday is for Seminars, part 1 (you supply the caption)

Saturday October 31, 2009 ~ 5 Comments

I am going to post more conference info later, including information about my trip to preach for my friend Bob Roberts at Northwood Church tomorrow and the National Outreach Convention next week, but this picture will be part 1.

I will be teach at ReTrain, speaking to the leadership of Mars Hill Church, preaching to all the campuses at Mars Hill on Sunday, and then speaking at the Calibrate Conference (with the Assemblies of God) in Seattle, all over 4 days.

Well, all that is good and fine, but this picture above made me laugh. I appears this is what happens when your tongue gets stung by a bee right before you speak. Not sure how that happened, but there it is... and thanks Mike Anderson for that fun picture! (And, to the rest of your, sorry about making you suffer through a close-up.)

Enjoy. Perhaps you have a better caption than mine-- share it below, but be nice. ;-)

Posted on October 31, 2009 at 1:36 PM ~ 5 Comments

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By Bob Cleveland on October 31, 2009 3:48 PM

"I don't know WHAT it is ... it crawled up into my hair, and now all I can see is its TAIL!"

By Mike Anderson on October 31, 2009 5:47 PM

I believe you're in the middle of a glottal stop :)

The action of the photo was too good not to use... I can't wait to have you out!

By Jason G. on November 1, 2009 3:56 PM

"The Trinity is THREE in One. I have no idea why my left hand has only two fingers up."

By jason Deuman on November 2, 2009 11:10 AM

Hey Ed,

I serve as associate pastor at Creekside Church. We are hosting Calibrate this year and looking forward to hearing from you and the other speakers. Thanks for being a part of this.

-Jason

By Glen Van Cise on August 30, 2010 12:08 PM

See, I can make my fingers jump from one hand to the other. It's not that hard. But at lifeway Research we found that...

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