CMO: #kidmin Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-29 http://bit.ly/cVGrDD # CMO: #kidmin And then there were four http://bit.ly/aXeNSC # CMO: #kidmin Speaking of revolutions http://bit.ly/cC3L9d # CMO: #kidmin A new word for...
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As reluctant as we would be to drive a vehicle without a speedometer, a gas gauge, or a temperature gauge – it’s amazing how many of us lead ministries for years paying little (if any) attention to the data, feedback, and metrics that describe what is happening under the hood.
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A few years ago I did something unintentionally that has probably allowed me to be far more productive than I ever thought possible. Seriously, it was the easiest thing ever. It took all of 2 minutes and it’s still paying off 5 years later. Are you ready for this, it could change your life too?
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So there is a lot of debate about consumerism gone wild this time of year. I saw a lot of negative social media activity about Black Friday starting so much earlier this year, creeping into Thanksgiving afternoon. Sorry, I don’t really have anything to add to that debate. I’ve never participated in Black Friday – not because I’m against it, I just don’t like crowds at places where I shop. I like crowds… just not when shopping. However, I’m a big fan of a good deal. My favorite kind of shopping is the kind of shopping I can do from my computer which is why I love Cyber Monday. In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past decade, Cyber Monday is the online marketplace’s response to Black Friday. It’s where retailers post crazy great deals only available online. I thought I’d share a handful of incredible Cyber Monday deals that you need to know about, several that I’m taking advantage of myself.
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Today I had an opportunity to attend an advanced screening of Blue Like Jazz. Donald Miller, Steve Taylor, Marshall Allman and others were there for a Q & A. What a wonderful privilege. I’ve heard Donald speak twice at Orange and as a result, I read A Million Miles in a Thousand Years last fall. It was probably one of the best books I read last year. I’m only half way through Blue Like Jazz right now. I wrote more than a year ago about how KickStarter was used to get this movie funded, which is an incredible story of it’s own.
So, last week I got an invite to attend the screening and I made arrangements for Sara and I to get a little date and see the movie. So, what did I think?
Read MoreLast Friday I took 24 staff and leaders to the Dallas Orange Tour and Bent Tree Fellowship. What can I say, I’m a big believer in the local conference… something that’s close and affordable to inspire...
Read MoreI can hardly believe it, but the greatest event for kidmin volunteers serving in the local church is only 60 days away. It will be here in not time. So, if you live within 3-5 hours of Nashville, TN, I highly encourage you to...
Read MoreI have some personal opinions about getting parents to register their kids to camp. I know that others do it differently, but this has worked for me for years. Here’s what I’m taking about. Limited Capacity: If at...
Read MoreOnly a few months ago I wrote posts about both Microsoft Tags as well as QR Codes. Today I flew from Austin, TX to Atlanta, GA and have seen no less than a dozen QR Codes and one Microsoft Tag. They’re everywhere. Even on...
Read MoreI had the distinct pleasure of guest posting on Chris Spradlin’s (Sprad’s) blog, epicparent.tv. Click here to read my post. I linked over to Sprad’s blog several weeks ago when writing about talking to your...
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