I launched a Facebook page at the beginning of this year. It is called Lift Up Jesus. Though I am by no means an expert I have learned a few things about Facebook Pages, Groups and LIVE. Considering how long most folks stick … or don’t stick to their pages,…
I am funny this way I suppose. Perhaps nobody else has asked the question of how smart Jesus was. It’ll be tough if not impossible for me to give an unbiased answer. After all I am a fan. Still I came up with a list of 15 indicators of Jesus’…
On the topic of Millennials again, a big factor to the millennial generation is technology. Millennials weren’t the first generation to have technological advances, but it would be safe to say they are the first generation to be dictated by technology. Social Media is Constantly Evolving For me, a 28-year-old…
Writing on your church blog regularly requires discipline, motivation, and a few practical habits. Avoid hitting the creative wall and let your thoughts flow naturally on paper by using these 3 tips: 1. Write Like You Speak To The People At Church Your writing voice should resonate your natural speaking…
For every problem, there is a solution. But in the world of cyber anonymity, there is usually a problem for every solution. Any help, advice, opinion (however wise and sensible), will be met with criticism and negativity at some point. As a pastor or leader of a church ministry, how…
My son loved LEGOs but now he won’t even touch it with a 10 ft pole. But boy, did we spend a fortune buying him all different kinds of LEGOs that were on the market. Then I asked him one day, “Why LEGOs?” Couldn’t you just go outside and kick…
Passing by one of the stores at the mall, I overheard a child singing this catchy children’s song: “Let’s go shopping, Let’s go shopping, You and me.” “To the toy store here we go! To the supermarket here we go!” And he did it with such a passion! It made…
Social media is an essential tool for churches to facilitate better connections, share the gospel, and build community. But as social media becomes increasingly less social, churches need to consider if they are falling into the trap of self-promotion instead of building connections. Here are 2 important questions every church…
I work out of coffee shops. The noisier it gets the more I can concentrate. Notice it is work OUT OF … not work OUT AT. Nobody can work out with a bagel in their mouth. My friend who often joins me, however, can hear every conversation going on around…
Paul the apostle struggled with how much he could or should say about himself when he wrote to the Corinthians and compared himself to the ‘super apostles.’ 2 Corinthians 11:5 Jesus, on the other hand, did not ever have to lay out his credentials. Something Margaret Thatcher said comes…
