I wanted to do two things in my last post of the week (ala Friday afternoon).

First, I want to point out some new sites I’ve linked to on my blog (the sidebar on your right if you’re viewing my actual site.  There are blogs or sites I’ve added in the last week:

Tom Hogsed – a pastor in Canton, Ohio and an all-around great guy.  We went to PCC at the same time.  He always has some interesting biblical insights to share.

Leah Hogsed – I’ve known Leah for a long, long time now.  She is married to Tom and she blogs now, and I think that’s cool.

Josh Gagnon – the pastor of a new church in New Hampshire, and a great guy with a passion to reach New England.

Matthew Legere – ministers at a new church in Framingham, MA.  We’re going to get together soon.  I just need to make a call.

Having said all that, I bid you a great weekend and leave you with this:

This is for my wife.  So maybe she’ll read my blog!

Love you Carie!

The new Fellowship Church.

Sunday morning?

A segment of my message on October 12, 2008 at Fellowship Church.

Enjoy!

Just look at this guy.  He loves to dance.  And the last place he goes is Seattle, Washington.  They say his name is Matt, but I think it’s…

Ian Ferguson.

So this is why the internet exists.

Results for this post

For Claire.

I saw this on Vince Antonucci’s blog, who saw it somewhere else, and then I sat in awe over this amazing band.

And I laughed my head off.

Nature of the Beast by Jake Holman from Marty Holman on Vimeo.
I thought I’d use this Friday video of the week to give you a taste of my cousin’s music and what we at Fellowship Church were able to experience this week.  Thanks for stopping by Martyholman.com!

Have a great weekend, and let me know what you think about Jake.

Mute Math playing one of my favorite new songs, “Typical” on Letterman.

What do you think?