To download the video, videodl.org.
If you’re on a Mac use iSquint to convert the format to whatever you want.

So next time any of you pastor’s want to use a video you probably shouldn’t anyway, you didn’t hear this from me. 

I mentioned the other day that I was gonna pimp a couple of the teams this week that could use some more people.  So I’ll do that today.  And I’ll just lumo two teams into one for these purposes. 
Every weekend at Revolution there is a LOT that has to be put up on Sunday morning and then it all has to come down following the 11am service.  As much as it would be nice to have some magic phrase that would just make it all appear (and disappear for that matter), it takes people.  And the more people that lend a hand, the faster it goes and the more fun we have together!
So if you love early mornings, we’d love to have you to help us out with setting stuff up on Sunday mornings.  Come in early, go to first service, and the rest of the sabbath is still left.  On the other hand, if you have trouble draggin your lifeless body into the shower at early hours (like myself), you can come to second service, throw everything in a bunch of boxes afterward and go grab some lunch with everyone.
Anyway, you get the point.  I know some people worry about touching all the technical stuff, but don’t sweat it.  It’s really not all that scary and we can show you how to do it.  If you want to just come and check it out sometime before you "join" any teams, no problem.  Just e-mail me for more info.  See you there!

So, I have yet to do this in the past on this blog, but this week I’m gonna take a chance to pimp a couple of ministry teams at Revolution where you are needed and can get involved.
And the first one to throw out there is our lighting team.  It is a blast to use our lights at Artesia High School to create an atmosphere for people to encounter God.  With our setup/teardown church, it is probably the BIGGEST factor that goes into creating the atmosphere we have.  I don’t know if you’ve been there early or late before, but trust me, worshipping with those bright flourescent lights would be a whole different experience.  (*Disclaimer: Yes, we could still worship God in any circumstance, of course, it’s just a huge benefit to be able to create the mood.)
Obviously, in order to make that happen on a weekly basis we need people who can work with those lights and run them throughout the service. It’s really not too difficult.  Shoot me an e-mail if you want to get involved.