Had the great privilege of spending a few short minutes with John Ortberg this weekend as he spoke at our services. What a great man of God with a passion for seeing changed lives. I was once again reminded of his storytelling approach to preaching and how it resonated with me. That is probably the [...]
You are One! : Moderator that is.
You may find it odd for me to suggest a book on “Facilitating Online Learning”; however, this book has once again peeked my interesting in learning better ways of facilitating discussion and honoring multiple perspectives. Give it a read. I did. And it has given me a new arsenal for effective moderating. Who couldn’t stand [...]
Tip of the Day: Speak their Language
I was having lunch today with a good friend of mine (Pastor Larry Nelson, Fielder Road Baptist, Arlington, Texas) when he reminded me of a tip that we all can learn from. Speak their language NOT Christianise. When we think of street to the seat we must think about the words we use and context [...]
StS over 5000 hits
Duct Tape Required
the dip: when to quit and when to stick
Here is another read for those who find themselves at mile marker 20 of a marathon running uphill into a headwind with no water stations in sight. I recommend this little book to anyone who finds themselves or their congregation in transition or considering transition. It is a very short read, but well worth the [...]
Challenging the Status Quo
Ever considered and intense devotion to customer service, fresh ideas, energy & passion to make a significant difference. Often the “road not taken” is the road that leads to success. This book will not be found under the “Christianity” section in the bookstore, but it is a very good read. Admittedly over my years in [...]
A MUST Read
From "BRINGING" to Becoming
StS Award of Excellence: First Baptist Benbrook, Texas
My family had the great privilege of worshipping this morning with her parents at First Baptist Benbrook, Texas that is. I am frequently reminded of my Texas roots when being greeted in the parking lot with, “How you folks doing this morning?”. Thanks “Don” for greeting my family in the parking lot and welcoming us [...]
