Archive of "Leadership" Category
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And: The Gathered and Scattered Church
A few weeks ago the book And: The Gathered and Scattered Church showed up on my front step (that’s …
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Money and Discipleship.
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In the Name of Jesus: From Relevance to Prayer
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Cultivating a Missional Leadership Culture
Download a PDF of this blog post here: Leadership Culture
This post summarizes a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts that we have …
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Missional Leadership Culture – Leading in and With the Congregation for the Sake of Others
This post is part of a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts and ideas that we have found help guide …
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Missional Leadership Culture – Risk and Failure
This post is part of a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts and ideas that we have found help guide …
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Missional Leadership Culture – Decision Making and Change
This post is part of a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts and ideas that we have found help guide …
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Missional Leadership Culture – Working as Team
This post is part of a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts and ideas that we have found help guide …
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Missional Leadership Culture: Introduction
This post starts a series on some of the key aspects of the leadership culture we are seeking to create at The Well. These are the concepts that we have found help guide us and lead us towards being an …
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Reflections on Romans 8:31-39
This morning at The Well we came upon Romans 8:31-39 in our study of the book of Romans. Paul begins this section by saying, “What shall we say about all these things…” Of course, the obvious question here is …
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The Well: What Are We Doing?
A semi-concise, not perfect, overly-wordy description of what The Well is all about…
I have said many times throughout the last couple years that I would rather work nowhere else than at The Well. You could make me an …
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Bi-Vocational Pastors
As a pastor who has spent the last nine years living a bi-vocational life (sometimes tri-vocational), I appreciated all the discussion on David Fitch’s blog post back in November. I posted the rhythm I have been living for …
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The Weekly Rhythm of a Bi-Vocational Pastor with Three jobs and Three kids
My parents keep saying to me, “It’s a good thing you are young.” They are right and honestly I feel like I am getting older by the minute (wait, I am getting older by the minute…) But, the reality …
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Three Questions Worth Spending Significant Time Contemplating
In his excellent book The Monkey and the Fish, Dave Gibbons asks three questions as he talks about the massive shift that is going on in our world. How …
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Don’t Use Technology to Do What Should Be Done in Person
Now, I’m a big fan of technology. Frankly, I’m kind of a sucker for it. I always seem to find a way to get the latest toys in some …
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Faith for People Who Don’t Like Religion…
Trying to decide what I think of this interview, some provocative thoughts.
For example,
“The problem is that evangelical/fundamentalist faith revolves around two directives: Be successful and evangelize. That leads to bad choices.”
Probably a lot of good stuff that …
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Broken Eikons, Being Made New
We are made in God’s image.
As eikons of God our role in this world is to point others to what God is like.
This is our role in this world individually.
This is our role in this world communally.
“That’s …
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Scripture & Culture Seminar with Guder & Crouch
I’m breaking out of my blogging slump to make sure you know about a conference/seminar that I’m really looking forward to.
On Saturday October 24, 2009 from 10 am to 4 pm The Well and Renew Community will be …
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A Fool’s Defense
You should go read this post by Alan Hitt called “A Fool’s Defense.”
That is all I have to say about that.
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Eugene Peterson’s Advice to Church Planters
JR Briggs, a fellow pastor and one of my best friends in the entire universe, has been corresponding with Eugene Peterson for the last number of years. They write actual letters. You know, when pen and paper and stamps …
