Sunday was off the chain!!!  That was one seriously kick’n Easter service. I know I’ve said it before, but this is the way I’ve always dreamed church could be.  With the upbeat music, meaningful media, and a message that made me “pause” and rethink priorities, it was a great way to celebrate the day our Lord rose from the dead.  What was cool too was my mom had come into town and it was her first time at C3 since we moved to the theaters. 

I think it’s kind of funny, but when I had first mentioned to my mom about moving into the theaters she was like; why in the world would you do that.  I think for a lot of folks who were raised up in traditional church or maybe from a little bit older generation, it can be very difficult to understand why a church would move into a theater.  But, never the less she came to try it out this weekend.  When she got there Sandi showed her around and then came and found me.  The first thing I asked was, “so, what ya think.”  Her response was classic; “it’s overwhelming; I can’t believe what you’ve done with a theater.”  I thought that was awesome. 

At lunch we talked some more about the services and she was just so impressed with the services and how everything flowed so smoothly.  The best part though, while she’s still a little hesitant on the whole portable church idea, she saw how the passion and vision that God gave Pastor Byron for C3 is working here in our community and it’s working at Regal Cinemas. 

I hope everyone had an awesome Easter and let me say a huge thank you to everyone who volunteered on Sunday.  You guys did a great job and made Easter at C3 extra special.  See ya at Moss Park next Sunday.