“Imagine sitting down to drink your morning cup of coffee, turning on your computer, and using it to read your daily newspaper… It’s not as farfetched as it may seem”. It was almost 30 years ago….
In order for the church to be relevant in 2010 it must find its identity in Jesus and become scripturally literate. As it returns to its original mission the focus will not be on self but on others. Not on wealth but on worship and the worth of the soul. The early church was known as being composed of those who turned the world upside down. In other words, they challenged the status quo. They effected change by focusing on the person of Jesus. Their goal was not self advancement but the advancement of the Kingdom of God.
Bill Shuler, pastor of Capital Life Church in Arlington, Virginia (http://ministrytodaymag.com/index.php/ministry-news/65-news-main/18786-will-the-church-remain-relevant)
Well, it’s January 2010… time for Pat Robertson’s annual pronostications for the year. Here’s what the Lord told Pat this year…
“There’s a cloud of God’s wrath over America.”
“We have been…
My friend Chris Elrod just posted a great story about how his church (Compass Point) is planning, and is intent on being and staying healthy. According to Chris, Healthy churches produce healthy…
The Associated Press ran a story over the holidays about how “Christian products” and spoofing commercial brands and logos. You’ve seen them… the cheesy Christian t-shirts that someone, somewhere…
In the past ten years, I have witnessed remarkable changes in the local church and the coming decade will usher in even more transformations. How we worship, when we gather, what is said, who is…
Seth Godin: Seven years from now, what will you have to show for what you’re doing right now? If your answer is, “not much,” perhaps you should consider a new plan, one that might generate a…
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