Check out the latest e-book by John Myer – Warning Contains No Sugar: Honest Words for Aspiring Leaders in the Church. Here’s a quick sneek peak: “If you’re wondering what the title of this book means, it’s just this: comfy words won’t be spoken here. Once we start talking about spiritual leadership, what we’re really [...]
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New E-book – Warning Contains No Sugar
Posted in Book/Magazine Reading, The church, tagged ebook, Leadership, Warning Contains No Sugar on June 17, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Fishers of Men: Starting Where You Are.
Posted in New Testament, Responsibility, spirituality, The church, tagged Fishermen on June 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It’s hard to say what most of us expected when we first started following Christ. Certainly there are a number of glittering promises. And then there are some “brown” ones–less shiny, it seems, to the disinterested reader, but incredibly important to those of us who look for purpose in Christ. Scared of Fishing Jesus said [...]
All I Ever Learned…
Posted in The church, tagged discipleship, footprints, individual Christian life, journey, Solitary, spirituality on January 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Most of us with more than 5 minutes experience with the church have had less than inspiring moments. The disappointment can easily create a longing for solitary Christianity. One popular writer talked about how that the most important things of God he ever learned was while driving across country in a Volkswagon bus. That idea is especially appealing to folks who have [...]
New on the Starbucks Menu
Posted in The church, tagged Christian consumerism, The church, worldliness on January 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Who wants just plain old coffee anymore when there are so many new inventive flavors? Reminds me of the many different shades of Christian experience. Here’s a favorite that has gotten popular over time: the “intensely alone” mocha latte. That version is all about Jesus and the individual Christian, flavored of course, to the drinker’s delight. If you didn’t like Jesus before, [...]
