One to ponder, one to devour, and one to pave our way. To ponder: George Mason University elects male Homecoming Queen (Washington Post) To devour: DiscipleshipLibrary.com (And a bonus, in case you missed it last week: the Veritas Forum Media page. Also worth devouring.) To pave our way: Seat of …
Some recent college ministry related articles and such. Have fun. Of course it did. Crossway’s president reports that they’ve run out of the new ESV Study Bible. As I have noted before, collegiate circles contain many of the big fans of the English Standard Version translation. And now they’ve gone …
Recently released, an interesting report from The Economist researching the effects of the ENORMOUS Millennial Generation on organizations (or “organisations,” since they’re British): “Maturing with the Millennials: Are Organisations Prepared for the Millennial Consumer?” Since we also deal with Millennials, it’s some pretty relevant stuff. There’s plenty of info, including …
Hopefully it’s been helpful reading some high points from my Catalyst 2008 trip. To close out that effort, I want to point you to the resource that I find most amazing of all: The $249 everything-you-can-think of Catalyst Experience Kit (+ Labs!). The messages alone are a good deal: audio …
Yesterday I linked to the LEAD Network podcast I got to be interviewed for. It was a very cool opportunity, and I’m thankful for the chance to discuss what I learned this past year! Since there are lots of references to various ministries and themes in those 19 minutes, I …
Toward the end of the trip, I had the opportunity to sit down for lunch with Aaron Stern, Pastor of theMILL, the college and young adult ministry of New Life Church in Colorado Springs. Several other college ministers from across the spectrum of Evangelicalism had encouraged me to check out …
My personal anticipation of “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” has varied since early last fall. After I first heard about the movie, seeing the early trailer and Ben Stein attached got me pretty excited. I’ve learned (as we all have) to be a bit reserved in my excitement over upcoming related-at-all-to-faith-issues …
Howdy, friends! I’ve made it safely to Seattle and already got to go to the launch of Mars Hill‘s new Downtown campus yesterday. Since then, I’ve been hangin’ with my old pals from HSU at a ministry called the Purple Door, right next to the U-Dub campus. So cool! But, …
Tim Keller’s “Belief in an Age of Skepticism” video from Berkeley is now online. (See the the earlier post for info on that forum.) The YouTube video is a whopping 94 minutes and can be found right here. Not only do you get Keller, but you get the Q&A with …
For the second time this trip, I’ve had the opportunity to be on-site for a pastor’s “state of the church address” – those sermons that cast big vision (and often present major changes) for a congregation. While these moments may not be truly “historic” for Christendom at large, for the …
