Jim and Casper Go To Church is written by Jim Henderson of Off-The-Map and Matt Casper, an Atheist. Jim is the dude who bought a soul on eBay and sent that atheist soul to Church, for their honest responses to the church. This is a follow-up project, where Jim and Casper actually went to 12Continue reading “Jim and Casper Go To Church – Review”
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No Whopper!?!?!? What
Perhaps you have seen this commercialThis is brilliant marketing showing that these folks really love the whopper. Maybe too much. But I’ve got to ask, what if the church just picked up and moved? What if we said we were going to stop talking about Jesus? What if we tried to give something other thanContinue reading “No Whopper!?!?!? What”
Fuel – What A Great Idea
Read the full article here.This is a great idea for an entire church to get together, to learn, to train and most importantly to celebrate.hmmm
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I Stop for Arcade Fire
Sitting at Ladro, working on somethings, sitting at the window bar seat thing, Arcade Fire comes on my iTunes. It was on shuffle but I had to stop and listen to the whole album, Neon Bible. Great album, very ear catching because it’s unique and very layered. It moves with my spirit. It’s a great album checkContinue reading “I Stop for Arcade Fire”
Great post on Risk
From Ben Arment – here.
Good Thoughts from Osenga
Read this post from Andy O. Good thoughts on Christians, Politics, evangelism, grace, love, and the church. you should read it when you have time, it’s a bit long.
Sunday Morning Creps
That’s not a typo. I just read this post from Earl Creps and I thought I would share it. Leadership, Followership, and Mission Enjoy!
Everyday Heroes
So tonight we are talking about everyday heroes – serving the least of these. And the point is that Jesus commanded us to serve people and how do we do that. This is huge for the church because people want to see us change the world. They have seen how the church votes politically, howContinue reading “Everyday Heroes”
Thoughts on Self-Preservation from Rev. Furtick
Hey I just read this post from Steven Furtick. Interesting thoughts and I think it’s a good reminder that Jesus actually called us to die to ourselves. hmm. The limitation of self-preservation A focus on self-preservation is the greatest limitation on the momentum of a movement. Holly and I were watching an episode of 24Continue reading “Thoughts on Self-Preservation from Rev. Furtick”
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