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[...] (This is part of an open source blog to blog review of Clay Shirky’s book Cognitive Surplus. You can read the review, by Amanda Sims, on Chapter 1 here. Today I’m tackling Chapter 2) [...]

[...] the transition from traditional to relevant church model took place, our Lead Pastor and Missional Pastor began to dream about being able to partner our church on a long-term, life-changing endeavor [...]

As we prepared for our Good Friday service, I thought over and over again about this passage from Isaiah: “But he was wounded for our transgression [...]

I’m sure we’ve all dealt with our fair share of jerks. People who only care about their own agenda and what’s best for them. Always looking out [...]

(This is part of an open source blog to blog review of Clay Shirky’s book Cognitive Surplus. You can read the review, by Amanda Sims, on Chapter 1 h [...]

I used to believe that worship needed to be polished to be beautiful. We coordinated our wardrobes. We had 3 hour rehearsals and extensive talks about [...]

As we prepared for our Good Friday service, I thought over and over again about this passage from Isaiah: “But he was wounded for our transgression [...]

I just got caught up on the story of a friend whose daughter is very sick. My email just pinged with one of our members undergoing some scary tests. [...]

I used to believe that worship needed to be polished to be beautiful. We coordinated our wardrobes. We had 3 hour rehearsals and extensive talks about [...]

(This is part of an open source blog to blog review of Clay Shirky’s book Cognitive Surplus. You can read the review, by Amanda Sims, on Chapter 1 h [...]