Yearly Archives: 2009

At some point in the near future I will dig into building your own website on the cheap. Or you could just hire me, which may cost a little more than free but would make you life a whole lot … Continue reading →

Welcome back to my exploration through social media as an attempt to stay connected and relevant as a church and pastor. Today I want to discuss some of the tools that I use as the to weave my social web … Continue reading →

Social media is exploding. Every day there is some new start up and another way to connect with the masses. Every time I turn around a new site, tool or app comes out promising to enrich my life and relationships … Continue reading →

I figured that title would bring in all the lovers and haters of the book.  I hope you enjoy my thoughts on it and please feel free to discuss your opinions in the comments. I know I am a little … Continue reading →

Here is the video ad that will be playing before every movie shown in the theater where LifePoint meets every Sunday morning. I am not sure what impact it will have but I am excited to see if this little … Continue reading →

Occasionally I receive a little ridicule for my evangelistic nature. When I find something that I love and works for me I assume everyone should be using it. I have been using Twitter since February 22nd, 2008 although I have … Continue reading →

This is my favorite of all the seekers. The Savior is always trying to help with a persons most pressing problem. The Saviour is not satisfied with the  status quo, false security, passionate activism and definitely not ignorance. Nothing can … Continue reading →

I have a confession to make. I am always dangerously close to becoming an insider. I love God and his church and I want to protect and care for it. Sometimes I have done stupid things thinking I was accomplishing … Continue reading →

I have had something on my heart for sometime but some recent Facebook conversations have made it more urgent for me to write about. Not for any purpose but to get it out in the open to reference back to. … Continue reading →