Thursday, September 10, 2009
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Richard MacManus: TweetDeck: The 5 Best and 3 Worst Things About The New Version That Will Launch Today (http://ping.fm/U7Knk)
Video Ur: Perry Noble on Multi-Site Churches, stop competing and start completing (http://ping.fm/wcTVB)
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Monday, September 07, 2009
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Saturday, September 05, 2009
"But what has occurred -- irreversibly -- is this: He's become ordinary. The spell is broken." http://ping.fm/YIbMJ
Seven Steps to Stagnation � Small Group Pastors
Seven Steps to Stagnation � Small Group Pastors: "Sometime in the 1980’s Rev. Erwin M. Soukup (Archdeacon of Chicago) compiled “The Seven Steps (sayings) to Stagnation”:
1. We’ve never done it that way before.
2. We’re not ready for that.
3. We are doing all right without trying that.
4. We tried it once before.
5. We don’t have money for that.
6. That’s not our job.
7. Something like that can’t work."
1. We’ve never done it that way before.
2. We’re not ready for that.
3. We are doing all right without trying that.
4. We tried it once before.
5. We don’t have money for that.
6. That’s not our job.
7. Something like that can’t work."
Friday, September 04, 2009
Scott Hanselman's 2009 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows (http://ping.fm/XzReW)
Fall Schedule for SharePoint Live Online Workshops from EndUserSharePoint.com (http://ping.fm/gwIHn)
Hack SharePoint Web Part Displays with XSLT - Eventbrite
Hack SharePoint Web Part Displays with XSLT - Eventbrite: "In this workshop, Jim Bob Howard will walk you through several scenarios that get close using the built-in tools in SPD… and then show you the XSL tweaks that take you the rest of the way to what you need."
Become Your Company's SharePoint SuperStar! - Eventbrite
Become Your Company's SharePoint SuperStar! - Eventbrite: "'Become Your Company's SharePoint Superstar!' is a special, live on-line session for SharePoint Power Users, the ones with all the responsibility and no authority to touch the servers. You know who you are."
The Case for/against SharePoint | End User SharePoint
The Case for/against SharePoint | End User SharePoint: "The bottom line: all our work and knowledge base is self-doucmenting and available to customers and strategic partners. It sure beats trying to keep these same folks updated with email and teleconferences. The biggest frustration with our site was that the site search function was unreliable, but we found out that this pertained to the way our ISP host site installed sharepoint not any inherent flaw.
– Guy Warner"
– Guy Warner"
When Online is Better than Face to Face
When Online is Better than Face to Face: "For an increasing number of tasks, a well-managed website is much better than a human being at helping you get the job done. Sometimes it's a mix. You go online and do a bunch of stuff on your own and then you get some online help to do some more."
Make the Second Mile Second Nature - Faith
Make the Second Mile Second Nature
- Faith
@ PurposeDriven.com: "When Christians stop counting their steps and start looking for opportunities to go the second mile, they form relationships with others built on honor, dignity, and respect. Through those encounters Christ transforms us and fulfills the promise of Proverbs 11:25: “He who refreshes others will himself be refreshed.”"
- Faith
@ PurposeDriven.com: "When Christians stop counting their steps and start looking for opportunities to go the second mile, they form relationships with others built on honor, dignity, and respect. Through those encounters Christ transforms us and fulfills the promise of Proverbs 11:25: “He who refreshes others will himself be refreshed.”"
Thursday, September 03, 2009
The Living Room�|�The Official Buckhead Church Blog
The Living Room�|�The Official Buckhead Church Blog: "We believe college students can and will partner with us to reach out to the campuses that they are spending most of their days on.� Will you please join us in our mission and will you lead the way for a generation of students who are watching you? For more information on the Buckhead Church college ministry, check out www.collegegathering.org"
MarkHowellLive.com � Debug Your Thinking
MarkHowellLive.com � Debug Your Thinking: "When you think about your discipleship strategy or your connection strategy…how is it working?� Have you ever slowed down long enough to really examine your results?� To see if what you are trying to do is really happening?"
Why Moralism Is Not the Gospel -- And Why So Many Christians Think It Is
Why Moralism Is Not the Gospel -- And Why So Many Christians Think It Is: "The deadly danger of moralism has been a constant temptation to the church and an ever-convenient substitute for the Gospel. Clearly, millions of our neighbors believe that moralism is our message. Nothing less than the boldest preaching of the Gospel will suffice to correct this impression and to lead sinners to salvation in Christ."
Acts 29 >
Acts 29 >: "What does discipleship look like at Immanuel? 'No one needs to stand alone,' says Ray. 'That means, of course, a network of small groups. But something else we do is called 'Three-on-one.' At a low level of visibility, so that no one feels awkward, we quietly arrange for three adults to take on each teenager in the church, to befriend, to pray for, to go to their sports events or plays or whatever. We want everybody feeling loved.'
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"Following Jesus as a disciple means that we are bound to live according to his teachings as well as to pass on his teachings" http://ping.fm/zsbb6
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Death Loop of Commentary: I want to get messy and then share experiences instead of casting thoughts and opinions from a safe and reasonable distance. (http://ping.fm/PAOzd)
Christian Standard Interview
Christian Standard Interview: "So multisite is playing a vital role in taking the church to its next expression.
Multisite approach is an important element that sets the prevailing church up to implement and experience more rapidly multiplying approaches that don’t currently exist. Couple that with the new scorecard of the young emerging leaders and you have a perfect storm for future transformation. I’m convinced we’ll look back a decade from now and see that the multisite approach played a vital and critical role in the models that will emerge in the coming decade. It’s possible one of the most important contributions multisite will make is in the mind-set of our leaders to become more reproducing at all levels within the church. ."
Multisite approach is an important element that sets the prevailing church up to implement and experience more rapidly multiplying approaches that don’t currently exist. Couple that with the new scorecard of the young emerging leaders and you have a perfect storm for future transformation. I’m convinced we’ll look back a decade from now and see that the multisite approach played a vital and critical role in the models that will emerge in the coming decade. It’s possible one of the most important contributions multisite will make is in the mind-set of our leaders to become more reproducing at all levels within the church. ."
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Why is The Church Not As Effective As We Should Be? Answer: Church Competition (http://ping.fm/32A87)
In every crisis God is faithful to show His love, to keep His promises and ready to offer His strength. Thanks, Sparky! http://ping.fm/rbwEl
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
JeffLeake CHALLENGE #1: It is not enough for a leader to keep from FALLING BEHIND, great leaders have to stay THINKING AHEAD http://ping.fm/pE8Ln
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: The Message of Twitter: "Here It Is" and "Here I Am"
Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: The Message of Twitter: "Here It Is" and "Here I Am": "But a smart company goes further. We are hearing stories of companies that scanTwitter looking for references to their products and reaching out to consumers to respond to their concerns. In some cases, consumers get quicker and fuller responses to their problems because they posted these problems on Twitter than they get calling the customer service department."
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
"Individuals who are realized in their own lives almost never criticize others. If they speak at all, it is to offer encouragement." http://ping.fm/FEP2V
Sunday, August 23, 2009
apophenia: Twitter:
"I vote that we stop dismissing Twitter just because the majority of people who are joining its ranks are there to be social. We like the fact that humans are social. It's good for society. And what they're doing online is fundamentally a mix of social grooming and maintaining peripheral social awareness. They want to know what the people around them are thinking and doing and feeling, even when co-presence isn't viable. They want to share their state of mind and status so that others who care about them feel connected. It's a back-and-forth that makes sense if only we didn't look down at it from outter space. Of course it looks alien. Walk into any typical social encounter between people you don't know and it's bound to look a wee bit alien, especially if those people are demographically different than you."
apophenia: Twitter: "pointless babble" or peripheral awareness + social grooming?
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