Monthly Archives: July 2007

Why should your pastor blog: to make your pastor more accessible to give your pastor a voice beyond the church walls to give your pastor a platform to address specific issues affecting the church to allow people to offer input … Continue reading →

This is it! This is at the core of why I started writing about people saying something can’t be done or they can’t do something for you. Liz Strauss hits the nail on the head with her short post about … Continue reading →

Today was the second PC workshop and it was at my own church, Fairview Christian Church. This event was well publicized for the last few weeks at church and things went well today. There were 5 of us available to … Continue reading →

This is the final post on my accidental series on not saying “I can’t”. This is it! It turned out to be something I got myself into and realized I was trying to expand on an idea that I had … Continue reading →

This Saturday, July 14 is the PC Workshop at Fairview Christian Church in Carthage, MO from 9-noon or so. I am really looking forward to this event and at last count, I had 4 of us committed to helping out. … Continue reading →

I really didn’t finish my thought on the last post, I was in a hurry and just wanted to get something up and now I wish I would have slowed down. My bad.The last post opens the thought and the … Continue reading →

I have heard more than one Christian leader lately say “I can’t….” and all that comes to my mind is “What?!?!”. No where in Scripture does Jesus ever say “I can’t do that for you.” and that should be our … Continue reading →

I have just realized that my contact form is not working. I upgraded the plug-in that I use, thinking that when I upgraded to the latest version of WordPress I might have hosed it up. Still nothing! Plus, the bonus … Continue reading →

This is my first attempt at a post from Google Docs & Spreadsheets, so we’ll see if this makes it up. If this works, I might start writing from here regularly. I’m not happy with the WordPress editor mainly because … Continue reading →

This is one side of a story, told by 2 people, who have never actually met, about an event taking place in 3 months. To read the other side, click here. I have had an interesting last couple of weeks … Continue reading →