I have possibly the best job in the world. By far, it’s the best job I’ve ever had – if it can be called a job at all.
I’m thankful.
My job this week is hanging out with some of the nicest guys there are, sitting while someone else drives, waiting while someone else plays and then… 
Archive for October 2009
Doing The Math
All You Americans Come Here And Watch This. Texans Too.
So, Marc of Downhere says on the bus yesterday, “All you Americans come here and watch this.”
First, I explained to misguided Mark that I’m not an American. I’m a Texan living in America, only because Texas happens to be part of America (for the time being).
And then I watched it.
It was revelatory.
Perspective changing.
I have a new…
Lost At My Own Concert
Last night I played my set, spoke about Compassion, and lots about what the bible calls “the kingdom.”
The short version is this: Jesus’ main message was what he called the Good News (euangelion in Greek, also translated “gospel” in English). Despite what we might have been told in church, the Good News is more than…
The Hard Life Of A Solo Soft Rock Star
It’s just me and Ben on the road.
No band. No drummer, bass player, electric guitar guy, keyboardist. Just me and Ben.
No gear. No speakers, amps, drumkits. No merchandise banner, table cloths. Just me and Ben.
Occassionally some well-intentioned soul will say something like, “Hey, why don’t you get a band? And a bus?…
Here Comes The Ugly American
I’m headed to Canada for a week. A whole week up there with Downhere (that’s just too easy) and High Valley. I’m just the opener and the guy who comes out and talks about Compassion during the show. Which means I’ll have loads of time each night to just sit and listen to…
Singing Sing In Front Of A Camera
ere’s the first draft of a little ditty called “Sing” that I wrote after my friends and family stood with me and prayed me through the great depression of 2009. Thanks ya’ll.…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a husband, father, singer and communicator connecting the first world with the third world for the benefit of both.
