You should hire Jessi Trigger.
Normally, when a chaplain brings me to his college campus, I speak in a chapel service about the ministry of Compassion International. Then, that evening, I play a concert for a handful of students who remember hearing “Welcome Home” in the minivan with mom on the ride to middle school years… 
Series Archive: ‘Stories From The Road’
The Life Of Bryan
Ten Years With Christine
The first time I came to Anderson University I was 27 I think. I was a new dad on tour with Bebo Norman and Katy Hudson Perry. I wore girl jeans and struggled to remember the words to my new song “Welcome Home.”
I’m not 27 anymore, I’ve got three kids now, Bebo’s married, Katy kisses…
Full
Sara e-mailed Ben a while back asking if I was available on such-and-such day to sing at a women’s conference she was putting together in Missoula, Montana. I wasn’t.
So she asked about another date. Nope.
And another. No again.
There was only one weekend in the Fall that was free, Ben told her. She moved her conference…
Thankful For Surprises
The chaplain had the best intentions when he lowered my expectations this morning. He just wanted me to be prepared, to know that what was about to happen to me wasn’t personal. It happens to everyone.
As about a thousand students took their seats in the gym and opened their laptops and books, he told me…
Entrance Exam
Ben and I came across the border at Niagra Falls today. The border patrol officer took our passports, thumbed through them and asked us what we’d been doing in Canada.
Ben told him I’d been speaking at a conference, chuckled, and then told the officer he’d only come along to make sure I got where I…
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?…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a communicator who’s known by a lot of titles: Singer/songwriter. Speaker. Blogger. Husband. Daddy. Friend. He feels and thinks deeply and laughs easily. And he’s helping Christians discover what they were saved for, and being a voice for children around the world, desperate to be saved from poverty.
