Archive for January, 2008
Acts 29 Chicago
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008Day 2 of the Acts 29 Bootcamp and CoachNet training at Trinirty Evangelical Seminary has come to an end. It’s all incredibly good stuff. The CoachNet training is invaluable to me as a pastor. I am excited to get back home and implement some of the principles with my team of leaders. I will write [...]
My Favorite Spurgeon Quote
Friday, January 25th, 2008“I must content myself with following my Lord, who made himself of no reputation to go after out of the way sinners in an out of the way fashion. I would sooner do violence to pulpit decorum and break through pulpit decency than not to break through hard hearts.”
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
I once said that I [...]
Today Is My Birthday
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008Yes, today is my birthday. My mother was 38 years old when I was born, and I am 38 today. My parents had not planned to have another child, after having two girls they were ‘done’. I was an unplanned pregnancy. So I wonder what if my mother and father had determined that since mom was ’older’ [...]
Rambling thoughts
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008You’ll just have to forgive me. It’s already been a crazy busy week (2 days in), so my mind is full of lists. Here is a sampling…
Sunday was yet another awesome day at The Point!
I am preparing for the Acts 29 Bootcamp in Chicago. I’ll be serving as an assessor and being trained for Coaching [...]
Gettin’ Happy
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008Early in 2007 I mentioned a study that I had read which stated that one of the most unchurched areas of the country was actually located in a six-county area of East Kentucky. It was difficult to believe that within a two hour drive from Frankfort was that kind of an unreached people group. I [...]
Random Linkage
Saturday, January 5th, 2008Interesting perspective on Huckabee as a Presidential candidate.
Behold The Lamb Of God at The Point made it onto YouTube…watch it here.
Al Mohler to be nominated as SBC President. He’ll need to do something about this.
Resolutions that merit being resolute about. I have read these each January now for several years.
Looking forward to this book, and [...]