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Churches are inundated every day with advertisements for conferences. Most of the ones that come through my office fail the “3 second test”–if they don’t capture my attention within 3 seconds, they go–unopened–into the trash. But for the few that pass that test, I have some questions I ask as I try [...]
Back in January I started a blog entitled LincolnLogsandLegos where I began unfolding a new metaphor for thinking about the the traditional church and issues related to revitalization in a constantly changing culture. I posted over at it for two or three months, then, as often happens, life and ministry demands pushed it to [...]
When Joshua was little, his Aunt & Uncle bought him a big blue tub of Legos. There were all kinds of cool things in it, and he thoroughly enjoyed making all kinds of wonderful things.
One evening we were walking through a local toy store and found the Lego section. There we discovered all the great [...]
