Joel and I recently went with his fifth grade class on a week-long field trip to Washington D.C.. We had an afternoon at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. As we were walking into the building, I remembered the name and concept behind my podcast (Strike the Match) were inspired by a display related to Charles Lindbergh.
A few years prior to our visit I stood in the museum and read about Lindbergh’s first trans-Atlantic flight. After his flight, he made a famous quote about how his contribution affected others. Below is the the photo I took that day:
It was three years ago this week I launched Strike the Match–a podcast addressing matters related to missions, innovation, and leadership. My desire has been that by God’s grace each episode would be used to advance the Kingdom. Just as it only takes a match to start a great bonfire, my hope has been that the ideas addressed would spread and better prepare countless others for service.
I now write these words three seasons and fifty episodes later. Lord willing, season four will begin later this spring. If you are not a subscriber, please take time now and subscribe. Scroll to the bottom of this page for the links. And I would greatly appreciate it if you would rate the podcast and share it with others.
To my listeners: Thank you for listening, providing encouraging words, and contributing to the conversation. I am truly honored that you allow me to share my thoughts with you. May the Lord continue to use all of us for His glory among the nations.
Hannah, Rachel, and Joel make fun of me for the quirky match strike heard on each episode. As penance, I made Joel stand in front of the display so I could take the picture below.
I’m sure the smile was forced. I probably should have taken this after our visit to the gift shop. Oh, well. . . . So, with that in mind, let’s. . .