We're using a story telling approach in our Life Team. Here is an audio of the Passover/Exodus story presented live: For more on making disciples through Bible story telling, check out our Meeting Process page.
A Great Way to Facilitate Communication
In our Life Team, we've discovered that communicating everything with everyone can be a challenge. Facebook provides an easy format to post photos, events etc., but not everyone is on or checks Facebook. We also have an email group but not everyone checks email in real time and it's impossible for the leader to know … Continue reading A Great Way to Facilitate Communication
Ghandi’s Seven Social Sins
Ghandi may have known more about building a healthy church culture than most American pastors.
Call it What it Is
I've had people commit offenses against me and rather than admit that their actions were hurtful, they would turn on the charm or try to be extra helpful. It doesn't work for me. I suspect that wouldn't work for you either and I know it doesn't work for God. To confess means to speak the … Continue reading Call it What it Is
When to Leave Your Church
Changing churches looks and feels a lot like going through a divorce. When would God have us move on?
Faith Comes by Hearing
Chronological Bible story telling connects a community directly with the word of God.
How Not to Make Disciples
The Verge Network has contributed a lot of the "Missional Church" dialogue. I recommend their site and their resources. I recently came across this helpful post on "How Not to Make Disciples." It includes a video clip from Francis Chan in which he demonstrates the obvious futility at some of the methods the church has … Continue reading How Not to Make Disciples
Pleasant Street is Gone 