Comfort zone

I love the connection and the many many benefits that technological advances have brought. And I also get intimidated when it goes wrong and I don't know how to fix it. Today I've operated the audio visuals at church for the first time and there was a couple of panic-filled moments when it really didn't do what I was expecting it to do. Nonetheless we survived. The congregation had to sing one hymn without any accompanying words or music but as it was “he's got the whole world in his hands”, they coped. Maybe we all needed to show we could rise to a challenge this morning. Now my hands have stopped sweating, I intend to chill out with my boy (and right hand sound technician) for the rest of the day. That of course was the hardest bit for me – he wanted to make the screen page changes to move to the next verses and despite my urgent whispered “now!” did it in his own time thankyou very much.

It's good to keep breaking out of my comfort zone. And it's good to rest too :D