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Simple Smallgroups (pt. 3): Pattern 1 – Connecting
Pattern 1: Connecting I’m trying to keep these short, I promise! But sometime I just can’t help myself, I am a loquacious person. So the last time we took a look at how the three patterns play out in the Bible and in the history of the Church. This time we will take a moreContinue reading “Simple Smallgroups (pt. 3): Pattern 1 – Connecting”
Simple Smallgroups (pt. 2): Biblical Life Groups
Biblical Lifegroups Okay I know that the last “article”/post/lesson (what do I even call these things!) was pretty long…. I’m sorry, but I had to set down the groundwork before we could start building upon it. Anyway today’s article is going to be a lot shorter, I promise! So last time we took a lookContinue reading “Simple Smallgroups (pt. 2): Biblical Life Groups”
Simple Smallgroups: Three Simple Patterns
Simple Small Groups: Three Simple Patterns So recently I started to read this new book by a small groups pastor out in Kentucky. He started out as a skeptic about small groups but now he has fully bought into them. Naturally I wanted to see what he thought was so great about them so IContinue reading “Simple Smallgroups: Three Simple Patterns”
Church Signs That Make Me Sigh in Disbelief…. #1
Thanks @Mattredman for posting this on your twitter!
Missiology Book Review: Dynamics of Christian Mission
Pierson, Paul E. The Dynamics of Christian Mission: History through a Missiological Perspective. Pasadena, CA: William Carey International University Press. 2009. Paul E. Pierson is Dean Emeritus of Fuller Theological Seminary’s School of Intercultural Studies. He is also Senior Professor of History of Mission and Latin American Studies. Before teaching at Fuller, he served asContinue reading “Missiology Book Review: Dynamics of Christian Mission”
Serious Contemplations on the Nature of Worship…
The Birds and the Bees…
Messing around with graphics for the next sermon series… tentatively called: Birds, Bees, Kissing & Trees. I like this style of graphic…
What does the average megachurch in America look like?
Taken from Ed Stetzer’s blog
Christian Modern Art? Probably Not…
A staff meeting inspired piece done by an anonymous artist in the post-Zappos style. This is modern art à la Rocky Peak.