Flashback Friday: The Plane Truth
On Friday I channel my inner lazy person (he’s not hard to find…he lurks just beneath the top layer of my epidermis). Instead of fresh content, I slap together two new sentences and maybe a...
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Thursday Three For All
How To Keep A Library Of (Physical) Books. I love me some books (especially the ones that deal with grammar). Ryan Holiday schools us on how to organize an incredibly large library. I’ll be real...
Represent.
What do people assume about your church at first glance? I’m not talking about your building, your property, or your curb appeal. No, when people park their cars and approach the front door, what would...
Flashback Friday: Your Best Is Only As Good As Your Worst
Time to open up the wayback machine, boys and girls. …The order taker was a most unhelpful young man who had been hired exclusively on his ability to mumble and get my order wrong. After...
Thursday Three For All
I read things. You read things. But life gets fun when we share what we’re reading, thinking about, and chewing on from around the web. Here are three of my “things” from the past week....
Remember
Raise your hand if you’re sick to death of clicking on this blog and seeing posts about Church At The Ballpark! (Oh, that’s right. I can’t see you.) But I promise, this is the last...
Church At The Ballpark Highlight Reel
In case you missed the service this weekend, here’s the 2:38 recap of one of the most fun weekends we’ve experienced in a while.
The Unsung Heroes of Church At The Ballpark
Around our offices, the buzz is still going about Church At The Ballpark. Yes, yes, I know that it’s now out of sight, out of mind, and many of you are moving on to bigger...
There Is No “Panic” In Team
These are my people. This is the team that I get to do shoulder-to-shoulder ministry with on a regular basis. There are more people beyond this team: more that I love, more that I respect,...
Speechless. Again.
I recognized that moment immediately yesterday. It was the same moment I’d experienced two years prior. It was the experience of seeing hundreds of people leave their seats, walk the concourse, take the steps, head to a...
