CMO: #kidmin Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-05-24 http://tinyurl.com/ob42k7 # just finished watching that Bejamin Button movie. Had no idea it was so long. Dang! And, it wasn’t a fast paced movie at all. # RT: Sara...
Read MoreWow, John says some surprising things in this interview! I love this, so...
Read MoreTwo Sunday’s ago was Gateway’s Survey Sunday. I remember seeing the results of our survey last year and there was some good information there. I thought some of you may be interested in what we ask our church once a...
Read MoreLast month Gateway did a series called “Why Austin Doesn’t Believe.” It was a great series, specifically for people struggling with doubts about the Bible, the idea that God really exists or other...
Read MoreWe all have them. A moment of enlightenment. An epiphany. Something happens and you’ll never see the world again the same. What was your defining moment for ministry? I’ve had two big ones. One of them has a lot to...
Read MoreI came across this interesting article last week. I’m a big fan of Google. I like the way they think. Interestingly, Sara and I had long discussion (we’ve agreed to disagree) on the whether Google is really an evil...
Read MoreOn my way to the church. Another beautiful day in central Texas! # CMO: #kidmin Let me re-feed you http://tinyurl.com/o2fwp6 # Yum! Just has a tasty lunch. The rest of my day is pretty much filled with meetings. Yeah! # CMO:...
Read MoreI just finished reading Tribes by Seth Godin. Great book. I need to go back through it an pull out all the nuggets of goodness that I can apply to life and ministry. One thing that really intrigued me was the idea of creating...
Read MoreYou will never arrive. It will never be perfect. Our programs and systems constantly need refining and tweaking. We did a major overhaul on our Child Dedication here at Gateway. What we’re doing now is amazing! This is...
Read MoreI’ve always been intrigued by this idea. At the end of every year we promote kids to their next grade. Why don’t we promote the leaders too? Sure, some do but why isn’t it the norm or expectation? I was talking...
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