We’re constantly trying to improve the things that we’re doing as well as focus on the things that others enjoy and appreciate.  Many times we do something because we believe it is effective, but that may not always be the perception of those actually on the receiving end!  That could apply to several things that we’re doing… but for now let’s focus on one area.  For some time now we have been using video and multimedia during our concerts.  We have been limited to only using this when the church or auditorium has a video projector and screen available.  We’d love to be able to use it 100% of the time and that’s why we want your opinion!  If you have been to one of our concerts and witnessed our use of the multimedia before and during the services, we want to hear from you!  Please give us your opinion… (good or bad).  Do you think that our use of video enhances or distracts during the concert?  What could we do to improve its use during our services? Please comment below!

For some time now we have been using video and multimedia during our concerts.

As many of you know, we had been looking forward to sharing the stage with The Booth Brothers in Muncie, IN for quite some time.  We’ve worked with them in the past and we always have a great time!  On Saturday around lunch I received a call from their road manager to let us know that their bus had broken down about 5 hours away from Muncie.  After several hours, they finally realized they would not be able to make it for the concert!  The promoter was really concerned about how the audience would react to the news so not knowing what else to do, he just prayed for God to have His way.  We were originally planning to take part in approximately 30-45 minutes of the concert, but all of those plans quickly changed!  Our friend Russ Watson kicked off the concert at 6:00 pm with a few songs and around 6:30, we took to the stage.  We were not sure how the audience would respond considering the majority of the people had never even heard of The Dills before, but after singing just a few songs, we realized that God was in total control of the situation and He was in the midst.  Despite being faced with a challenging situation, the Spirit lead us into what turned out to be an absolutely amazing night of worship and praise.  We received so many kind words of encouragement and made lots of new friends.  We sure missed the Booth Brothers but we still did what we all came to do…  we gathered together to worship and sing praised to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and He poured out His blessings!