ID-10-T errors

As we move into the fall season, things are changing at Crossroads. Nothing drastic. It is time to take things to the next level. Fall is always a great time for change. School is starting up. The leaves begin to turn. I have to empty my pool. But when we begin to change things in the tech areas, errors are bound to occur.

This weekend we had Nancy Beach from Willow Creek Community Church as our guest speaker. She is a great speaker and delivered a fantastic message. As Milo led worship, you could feel the Holy Spirit moving through the auditorium.

Since my character generator's motherboard died, we had to use DVD and a PC for all the graphics and videos. We also had a video director and a CG operator who hadn't been on for several months as well as 2 new camera ops. With the changes in equipment and new or out of practice personnel, errors occured. Nothing major. Just a few. The audience probably never even noticed. Whenever operator errors occur, I jokingly refer to them as ID-10-T errors. This always gets a laugh and releases the tension. If you aren't familiar with these errors, just remove the dashes... :)

Our services, while technically challenging, are always moving. Even when errors occur, Christ is leading us. If we put our trust in Him, errors can become opportunities. I have a great team of volunteers. As we move into the fall, I look forward to working with them and taking things to the next level...the one without errors.