Top 10 Posts of 2009: #3-1

For #10, click here. For #9-7, click here. For #6-4, click here. 3. This is my ministry…but where is my paycheck? (Danny Ortega) “I know a lot of people that Continue reading →

Top 10 Posts from 2009: #6-4

For post #10, click here. For posts #9-7, click here. #6 – Generation Gap Part 2: Free Agency and Middle School Dances “in many places, twenty-something leaders are being encouraged Continue reading →

Top 10 Posts of 2009: #9-7

Check out #10 here. 9. Book Review – The Advent Conspiracy “This book lays out an incredible plan. Pastors Rick McKinley, Chris Seay, and Greg Holder describe how an incredible Continue reading →

top 10 posts from 2009 incl. #10

Over the next three days, I will be sharing the top 10 posts from 2009 here on the blog.  As I looked over the stats, I was excited to see Continue reading →

Final Crash of 2009 – A Retrospective

Last night, we did a “year in review” of sorts at Crash. My buddy Rob Payne helped me to compose a montage of selections from the 11 series we did Continue reading →

Derailed by Tim Irwin

(Disclaimer: I received this book as a promotional deal with Thomas Nelson.  I do have full liberty regarding the content of my review post). I finished Dr. Tim Irwin’s new Continue reading →

Forgotten God by Francis Chan

The first time I heard Francis Chan speak, I was seated on the floor of the Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia with 22,000 college students.  God spoke to all of Continue reading →

Primal: A Quest for the Lost Soul of Christianity

(Disclosure: I received a free advanced copy of this book to read and share with my blog readers. However, there were no parameters put on the actual content of what Continue reading →

I don’t want to be the stereotype

(This post may be controversial – the issue is complicated, but I think it is one worth engaging). One of the reasons that I miss seminary may seem surprising, but Continue reading →

consider uni-tasking

“Multi-tasking makes us feel efficient. But it’s insane delusion. It actually slows our thinking down.” -A.J. Jacobs To read the full article (which I discussed in my December 6th Crash Continue reading →