I was in a discussion the other day about First Impressions when someone said, “Who’s responsibility is it? and “Who do I tell?” I soooo wanted to say, “It’s YOURS” and “do it yourself“, but tried to be more gracious. Here is the deal. We can put the best training manuals in the world together, [...]
First Impressions and the effect on Multi-Site Campuses
I am so blessed to be in the midst of thinking though First Impressions and its relationship to a multi-site campus environment. What does it mean to standardize First Impressions and all that that entails across multi-site? I.e. – Communication – oral, print, broadcast, & digital media (branding look/feel) Connection – traffic, greeters, ushers, first [...]
“The people Jesus misses most” and “Is this what your Jesus told you to do.”
I’ve hi-jacked this phrase from Jim Henderson at Off the Map, “The People Jesus Misses Most“. When I pair that with Matt Casper’s phrase, “Is this what your Jesus told you to do” it causes me focus in on asking questions about creating organic community to use Joseph Myers terminology, that moves persons in the [...]
Seven Things
Seven things I wish the church were like from Dan Kimball’s book reading, “They Like Jesus, But Not The Church.” I wish the church were not just a sermon or lecture but a discussion. I wish the church would respect my intelligence. I wish the church were not just about the building. I wish church [...]
Sam Simmons thoughts on, “How Culturally Engaging Is Your Evangelism Strategy?”
This page quotes Sam Simmons’ article “How Culturally Engaging Is Your Evangelism Strategy,” Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox, Issue 247, February 22, 2006. For more about Sam check him out at Rockbridge Seminary a fully-online seminary. __________ Business guru Peter Drucker was fond of asking two questions: What’s your business? How’s business? According to John Mark [...]
8 weeks before Easter – CONNECTION – touch points
Evangelism without Additives – What if sharing your faith meant just being yourself?

I like to think of myself as a learner; therefore, my reason for hanging out people from all walks of life and persons who challenge me. During the summer of 2007 I had the privilege of hanging with Jim Henderson and Matt Casper after their book, “Jim and Casper Go To Church” caught my attention. [...]
