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Nathan Clark George Concert

At the Regional Worldview Conference of Morton Illinois I have the privilege of recording then post-producing music videos of Nathan Clark George. He will be posting them from week to week on his YouTube channel. Here is one of them:

I have interacted on a few occasions with Nathan, and I can testify he lives what he sings. He really has a solid worldview, walk with God, and an great family.

Something that I have pondered in the genres for Christian music. I have often wondered what sort of music God likes, and whether we will hear our brand of Christian music in Heaven. Music has come a long way since King David would play on the harp while watching sheep in the Old Testament. Does God like Hebrew music most? Is He partial in any way? I don’t mean on moral grounds—does He simply have His own musical tastes? I can’t wait to find out (and, hopefully, He and I will have something in common in this regard).

This is the End of Publishing

It’s not often I come across a YouTube video that inspires me. This one is unique in the flow of the lines of text, and if you’ve watched it beyond the halfway point you know this. Turning the words on their head, so to speak, everything that was in the negative is now in the positive. Continue reading →

The Relevance of Creation Talks

I am more absent from the blog as of late (and for the coming weeks) as I am video directing an educational DVD series on the side. The topic is Creation with a Christian worldview, and Gary Bates of Creation Ministries International is the speaker. Here’s some previews of the production (these clips are still in the works):

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History Unwrapped Updates

I’m very excited to be the directer of the new YouTube show History Unwrapped brought to web viewers by American Vision. History Unwrapped was a radio feature aired during lengthy breaks between other shows. It was in this format for several years. Now, every episode is being re-invented as part of the YouTube series—more than 140 episodes are already in audio format waiting to be turned into videos. Continue reading →

My First Video on YouTube

I haven’t the faintest idea how to make a good video on YouTube, but I figured out this morning I could make one with the cam built into my Macbook, so I gave it a whirl. Anyone know why the audio is out of sync, and how to prevent that in the future? Feel free to leave me a comment about that.

Needless to say, it was fun, but I don’t think I’ll be making more videos till I have a better method.