Category Archives: Leadership

Worship Wars: A Zero Body Count Strategy

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The call to missional worship

Do you want to know how to get church goers angry with you? Change something. Wanna see them get REALLY tee’d off?  Try changing the worship culture.

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Gender roles … waddya think?

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GO:ers – Sending Out – LifeChurch.tv : swerve

We take a break from our regularly scheduled program to highlight a “GET IT” factor of  GO:ers. Craig Groeschel over at Life Church posts a quick nod to the real metric we should be concerned with.

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GO:ers – Part 1: Know Your Mission

My heart, my passion, my mission in this world is to use my talents, my strengths, and my resources to impact the world around me with a single message. You are loved, you have value, and the God who created you with purpose desires to know you and have you know him. His Son made that possible. With that, comes the first part of my discovery of purpose and why I would choose to take part in the ventures that have unfolded before me.

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Go Power #1: Ignore the critics

I’ve been talking about the concept of becoming a goer with a friend lately and have decided to put a few concepts in line prior to taking this to a larger audience. You, the faithful few who follow my blog will get to see it first.

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Communicating (online) for a Change, part 4 – Internalize the Message

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Continuing our series on applying the principles learned from Andy Stanley‘s book titled Communicating for a Change to church web development projects, we come to this section titled Internalize the Message. What do you think it means to internalize the message? To borrow from the underlying theme of this site, which is church marketing, you have to first believe the message before you can communicate the message and you pretty much have to know what you’re going to say before you start to speak.

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