What Sr. Pastors Could Learn About Preaching from Youth Pastors
I know that a title like this is a little presumptuous. I could just as easily switch the title around and it would be equally true. But I was thinking about how I preach,...
Monthly Archive: September 2007
Get Out of Your Bubble
I had the opportunity this morning to speak at a FCA meeting at one of our local high schools. It was great meeting with the kids before school and I shared a quick message/devotion....
Baptism at the River
One of our good friends who lives about an hour away called to talk about baptism a few months ago. She started going to a Baptist church but hasn’t joined because she hasn’t been...
Collide Has Arrived
I subscribed to a new magazine Collide: Where Media and Church Converge. I just finished reading the first issue and I’m impressed. I think it will be a great way to think about how...
Conversations
I just posted about our current Sunday Morning Series over on our church blog, Cornerstone Conversations. I would like to see more people get involved with commenting on our sermon series. That is why...
Are You Protected?
Since I am a huge computer nerd and have worked alongside the IT department in a company for ten years, I know the importance of computer backups. I have seen more computers crash than...
I’m Still a Kid
I had a salesman stop by the house a few days ago trying to sell some food. When I answered the door, he actually asked if my parents were home. Now get this, I’m...
Great Worship CD
I’ve been listening to Steve Fee for the last couple of days. His album Burn For You is awesome. It’s modern worship with a U2 vibe that is also original. This is the type...
Which Way Do I Go?
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the direction for this blog. It started out as a blog for just my random thoughts. I have posted about youth ministry, church, technology, and my family,...
Don’t Look Down
Have you ever been walking along the beach and looked down at the water flowing in and out with the waves. Before you realize what’s happening, you start getting a little dizzy. I always...
