When we say the word “church” we usually think of the building..you know Sunday morning, a pulpit and stage, maybe some pews. But do we need all those things to have a church?
Not for a community in Pheonix, AZ.…
I’m getting ready to head down to Oklahoma for ministryCOM 2008 and would love to see as many of you who are either going to the conference or are in the area. I think one of the best things that…
What do the Joyce Meyer Ministry, .85 cent gas and Sex billboards have in common? They are all part of the 25 Years of Life, Innovation, and the Church time line which gives us a nice snapshot and highlights…
Here’s an interesting reflection on design and what it looks like in relation to the Israelite’s journey.
Whether you are a designer, pastor, tv producer or whatever part you play realize that the journey you are on, just like the…
I’m putting the final touches on my talk/workshop on sermon branding for the ministryCOM conference in OK.
What are the issues you want to talk about?
What do you struggle with?
Here’s a glimpse at some of it:
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This is good stuff.
Craig Groeschel has announced that LifeChurch will no longer have “church members”. What I love is that they are killing it because
the reason is because for years and years we’ve done it, and we…
Proof that art comes in all sizes courtesy of a London artist known only as Slinkachu.
Check out inner city snail for more pictures.
I was deeply saddened to hear that the moving story behind the still incredible song “Healer” was a lie. Michael Guglielmucci was conning everyone, including his own family. But as all sin does, it finally caught up with him.…
Christianity today has an article about some new advertising taken out by the Church of England to “soothe commuters travelling into work this morning”. Obviously as we move out of summer into the fall season it becomes a busy…
Okay, maybe there aren’t really 713 reasons to not use IE…but there are a number of them. The number one reason is: Firefox is just better. The number two reason: IE is a pain to develop for and now Microsoft…