I recently left K-12 school administration to plant a church. Now, when asked what I do, I reply, “I’m a pastor,” which is when things get interesting. Many people have trouble knowing what to say next. Often an individual will proceed to explain how their uncle sometimes goes to church or how the neighbor’s kids were baptized recently. I get it. These are generous efforts to make a point of connection with me and my work.
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Casey Shutt
Casey Shutt is pastor of King’s Cross Church in Oklahoma City. To learn more about Casey, visit his website: mindhengeartifacts.com.
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