underdeveloped
Posted in Quote of the Day on June 17th, 2009 by chrisOne of the worst things for the Church in general is the underdeveloped leader. They start leading while still insecure, they don’t deal with things they should have, they don’t build teams, and they become custodial managers rather than visionary leaders.
Wayne Cordeiro
a looooong sermon
Posted in Ablaze on June 17th, 2009 by chrisDespite the massive temptation to edit and cut out certain things… here’s “Serve with Community” (part of our Christ-follower series in our World Impact month… yes complicated I know!)
If you are a spiritual person reading this, you need to give me feedback
Part 1:
Part 2 (no altar call):
I was absolutely consumed and enamoured with God & His Word that night. I was telling people close to me that I can’t remember any time where I ministered and all I cared about was Jesus. Felt like the Holy Spirit was preaching to me.
Ok enjoy!
social media
Posted in Random on June 12th, 2009 by chrisHow’s this for classic…

You can’t deny the copious amount of truth in that!
prank
Posted in Random on June 11th, 2009 by chrisSorry if this is really immature (well, I’m really immature!). Got this from a good friend, and it’s just made my day. HAHA
blessed be your name
Posted in Personal on June 9th, 2009 by chris
It’s hard to get over just how real God is to so many real people in real situations. He gives and takes away
embarassing speaker moment
Posted in Church, Random on May 29th, 2009 by chrisNope, it’s not me (thank God). But one of the communicators I love (one of the founders of xxxchurch.com)
I laughed like an idiot when I heard this one…
Sandy Balls: A Metaphor Gone Wrong from Deadly Viper on Vimeo.
making presentations
Posted in Organisation, Ministry on May 28th, 2009 by chrisThis is not the “holiest” resource, but it has helped me heaps! Think it’s great help for anyone who has to stand in front of others to speak
Making Presentations in the TED Style
(also, if you haven’t watched some of the TED stuff… you gotta! Some incredible communicators)










