We didn’t begin the JesusTweets series with the first tweet. We instead began it with the “Rudest Tweet.” Why? Because I couldn’t wait to preach on “let the dead bury their own dead.” And now I can’t wait to preach on the “The First Tweet.” I think you’ll see that we’re upping the ante. So Read the full article…
Many of you were involved in the miracle known as What Child Is This. That’s where in lieu of a “traditional” Christmas celebration, the people of Good Shepherd gave $207,000 to the International Justice Mission and its ministry of freedom for sexual slaves and bonded servants around the world. So where does that money go Read the full article…
At last week’s Leading Edge event in Kansas City, the project’s benefactor said something interesting to our table: If you see a CEO on TV advertising his company’s product, don’t buy the stock. It’s obvious he doesn’t get it. My mind immediately went to Lee Iaccoca & Chrysler in th 1980s: and then to Dave Read the full article…
Since I went to bed early this past Sunday night, I was completely unaware of the US military’s successful raid against Osama bin Laden until I opened the newspaper (yes, I still read one)on Monday morning. Which got me thinking . . . what are some other major stories and events that I have slept Read the full article…
Every so often, something I say in a sermon elicits spontaneous applause from the people of Good Shepherd. I can’t generally predict when this will happen . . . usually it follows a bold-ish comment about the unique-ness of the Risen Christ. It’s certainly most common with our 11:30 crowd. Seldom at 8:30, sometimes at Read the full article…
