The greatest hindrance we place before our audience is the trap of assumption.You get up on stage for a weekend service, tell people to open up their Bible and flip to that one story that only insiders or well-read believers know about, and say "remember when..."In one fell swoop, you have divided your audience in half - those that know, and those that want to know. You make knowledge and information just …
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Sharing Great Stories
We are at nature, story-tellers. From the moment we can speak, to the day we breathe our final breath, we share stories. We sit at the feet of our parents, who tell of a time we know nothing about, only to get a peek inside of their history. We listen to podcasts, radio stations, authors and more, as they open up a whole new world of possibilities. For us, it’s an opportunity to let our minds go wild and our …
The Dreaded Church Bulletin
Before we get started, we know that absolutely everyone and their mother has an opinion on church bulletins. However, this is not about an opinion, but a reasonable way forward that makes sense for both the church and the people they serve. All we ask is that you sit back, take it all in, and then come to a conclusion as to your next right step.But first, a story. Have you ever gone to a mall and walked by a …