Since a previous post called, True Reformers Always Buck the System — I had some questions about what is the difference between someone who is a reformer versus someone who is in rebellion against authority. I thought it was a very good question, so I would like to try to take a stab at it.
Inc. Magazine just released the 30 Top Entrepreneurs under the age of 30. Go check out their profiles and see what they are up to.
In the wake of a crippled economy and a culturally corrupt society that believes right is wrong and wrong is right. And, while most American churches believe that real ministry only happens within their four safe walls or on their production stage…something needs to give. Something needs to change.
Watch Rob Bell interview Shane Hipps about his new book, Flickering Pixels at the 2009 National Pastors Convention in San Diego, CA. In this interview they will discuss how media, communication and the advancements of technology is shaping how we view and engage our faith. Watch the interview and find out how. Use the Google […]
Nicole and Alexandra Hutchenson, the co-founders of Collage Ministries aren’t your everyday young adults. They’re driven to make a difference in the lives of young women who suffer from eating disorders, depression, sex/teenage pregnancy, cutting and abuse. Nicole and Alexandra attend Shoreline Christian Center under Pastors Rob & Laura Koke in Austin, TX. In the summer […]
This book is packed full with great insight and wisdom that will help guide you to your destination. The book also comes with a built-in study guide inside the book for each chapter.
I love what Neil points out in his introduction about church leaders who have become spiritually plateaued and not even noticed it or that could be in denial of it.
Today, I saw on the Yahoo News an interesting article by Michael Spencer, a post-modern evangelical who is also known for his blog, InternetMonk.com. He wrote an interesting piece on how many mainstream denominations are suffering and are becoming more irrelevant to our western culture. He pointed out some things that are very much right on […]
Serving is how you build relationships. It’s through the act of serving God can make you more usable to impact hurting people. God can’t use people who are not willing to serve and who are all focused on themselves. That’s why we must continually have a heart that chooses to give our lives away for His Glory!
I want to recommend a book to all of you ministry bloggers out there, called The Blogging Church. Though released in January 2007, this book gives great insight and practical application on how to start a blog, tell your story, interact and engage an audience you could have never reached. The blogging world has exploded […]