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This is a review of Robby Gallaty's book "Growing Up" which was released November 2013. GU seeks to be a helpful model for discipleship and structured material for leading people to grow in the Christian faith.
This Christmas Wal-Mart commercial is pretty typical of our house at the holidays.
Complacency -a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one’s achievements. Synonym:smugness. Complicit -involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing Being complicit in complacency means contributing to and abetting others in the attitude of complacency. The…
It’s honestly a little surreal to know a New York Times best-selling author, much less be friends with one. Kiera Cass is the author of The Selection, The Elite and not-yet-released The One. She and her husband Callaway are leaders…
As churches head into the holiday seasons, they'll see a rise in visits from those who see religious service attendance as a to-do item during holidays. Is your church ready to serve, encourage and get them to come back? It may be simpler than you think. Check out this excerpt from the book "Super Center Savior."
An exercise that I encouraged our staff to embrace was to create their plumb lines for ministry. A plumb line is defined in the web’s free dictionary as: 1. A line from which a weight is suspended to determine verticality…
Here’s the video from Blacksburg High School’s homecoming halftime. We’re proud of Adelyn for representing the freshman class.
Let me set this video up: We were preparing to go shopping. I was teasing my family about starting a video series called #PirateDad to rival the popular Vine #Batdad, when a plane that had been circling Blacksburg in preparation…
Do you often experience gadget or digital dissatisfaction and find yourself trolling for a replacement for what you're using? Check out this comparison between Feedly and Digg Reader.
