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- "Great goals require great sacrifice. You need to ask: 1) What will it cost? 2) What am I willing to give? 3) Is it worth it?"- @RickWarren 2012/02/07
- thanks to all for thoughts and prayers earlier this week, @joymcmillen 's tests came back with good results! 2011/07/15
- wow... 425 people came out to Movies In The Park tonight. A-mazing. Can't wait for next month's on July 30th! http://moviesinthepark.org 2011/06/26
- my family is awesome... they made ME pancakes this AM and got me some awesome gifts (no ugly ties) - proud daddy! #BeingADadRocks 2011/06/18
- new post "Tribute To My Dad" - http://tinyurl.com/3o5f8y6 Love you, Pop! 2011/06/17
- There has been an abundance of Princess talk and dress-up going on this AM - love my little girl 2011/06/16
- resurrecting the blog... but taking baby steps :-) re-post from last year "Bloom Where You're Planted" http://1Peter2Nine10.com 2011/06/13
- great time @ lunch w/ @jeremiahbowser great guy, awesome heart, fantastic worship leader. Brazilians love him like Germans love Hasselhoff 2011/06/10
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Miracles Today
Posted on January 10, 2011 | View CommentsLast month (December), I had the opportunity to lead worship at the City Rescue Mission of... -
Why do you do what you do (part 5)
Posted on February 23, 2010 | View CommentsReaching > Keeping. Perhaps we have become too concerned with offending and/or making our members uncomfortable. We, as a church, need to be about reaching the lost and not just reorganizing the believers. -
Why do you do what you do (part 4)
Posted on February 19, 2010 | View CommentsNarrow your focus so you can do fewer things in order to make a greater impact. Focus on who you want to reach and what you want to accomplish. When you narrow your focus, you also resource others to do things well. -
Why do you do what you do (part 3)
Posted on February 18, 2010 | View CommentsHave you spent time defining what a "win" looks like? -
Why do you do what you do (part 2)
Posted on February 18, 2010 | View CommentsPart 2 of a series of posts about my weekend attending a conference at North Point Community Church called “Sundays @ North Point“. There is an intentional, focused nature about what our church is doing to engage the un-churched. The analogy of rooms in a house are best used to describe the environments.
