Tuesday, June 28, 2005

sometimes this is too true


i saw this cartoon on doug pagitt's blog. too funny. of course, i've never done anything like that at all. :) i mean really, who would ever steal one of rick warren's messages and pretend like it was their own? if you're going to do something like that you should at least choose a rob bell sermon. :)

posted by robert terrell at 7:26 PM |

6 Comments:

  • Uhhhh... I mean... You're not coming to TNT tonight, are you?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:29:00 AM  

  • tonight? i thought you were speaking thursday. in fact, that's what i thought the first "t" in "tnt" stood for.

    By Blogger robert terrell, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 6:53:00 AM  

  • Oh yeah. Whoops! I'm using a DIFFERENT Rob Bell teaching for tonight. j/k

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:08:00 PM  

  • "j/k" nothing - i've done it. i love rob bell. i once wrote him on a message he did concerning women being "worth dying for" and told him that i would really like his permission to use his message but that if he didn't give it to me it would probably still somehow come out because it was one of the best descriptions of the value of a woman i had ever heard. thankfully he said okay.

    By Blogger robert terrell, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 12:36:00 PM  

  • Rob is like the freakin' Wizard Of Oz. He is well-guarded, and that assistant-lady of his is relentless. "Nobody gets in to see the great Rob! Not nobody - Not no-how!" I'm surprised you ever got in touch with him. I called a couple of times about those "Love Wins" stickers, but could I get through? Nooooooo.

    BTW, while we're the Rob Bell fan club for a second... did you see his book? I posted that I was reading it on my blog yesterday, but it actually doesn't come out until, like, August, I think.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 2:11:00 PM  

  • you're right about his assistant - technically i spoke with her about the message request and she then asked him. i did get to speak with him later at last year's national youth worker convention and that was cool. i wanted to invite him to lunch with me and my cohorts but the wimps wouldn't let me - he probably would have said "no" anyhow so i guess it saved me the embarassment of being rejected.

    By Blogger robert terrell, at Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:52:00 PM  

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