Today was a great day.  High 70’s.  Sun shining.  People out in droves.  I love working in the city.  I love that I work a few blocks away from Rittenhouse Square.  I love sushi in the park. 

Today a question was posed to me that I could not answer.  Ironic considering who I am.  The question:  If you could live in any city, knowing that you have a job and the money to move there, where would you move?  My problem is that there are many, many cities in which I would love to live.  I would love to live in Washington, DC to have the opportunity to worship in and serve in NCC under Mark Batterson and his team.  I would love to live in Atlanta for so many reasons:  to meet Mr. & Mrs. Chill, to be in close proximity to INJOY & the guys at Catalyst, to go to and learn from Andy Stanley & his church.  I would love to live in Dallas so that I could get to TD Jake’s church (and to be in the city of my beloved Cowboys.)  I would love to move to Boston ’cause I hear about so many things that God is doing there, and because it is one of the most wonderful cities in the country.  I would love to live in LA to be close to my friends and to hang out in Mosaic for a while and learn from Erwin McManus.  I would even love to live in OK for a while so that I could learn from the guys at Lifechurch.  How do you explain that to the managing director of your company?  (For the record, I did not mention Philadelphia because I already live here.)

I guess the short answer to the question is this:  I want to be wherever God is.  God is omnipresent, so I can be happy anywhere.  As long as I have my own bed, some pots and pans and a computer.  And a phone.  Oh yeah, and my Bible.  But that was understood, right?