It matters
Jordon’s post has got me thinking about why we blog, preach, write – anything we do to communicate. Ultimately, it’s because we need to. Anne Lamott says it better than I could:
Darryl Dash
I'm a grateful husband, father, oupa, and pastor of Grace Fellowship Church East Toronto. I love learning, writing, and encouraging. I'm on a lifelong quest to become a humble, gracious old man.
Books I’m currently reading
Found through JoshSargent.com: The Emerging Minister’s reading list. Hilarious. And did Rick Warren really leave a comment?
The underside of blogging
Jordon Cooper begins his latest post, “This time some of you have crossed the line.” That’s an understatement. As a result of some really stupid comments, it looks like we may lose
Secret Seed (Mark 4:26-32)
Despite the church's seemingly small and imperfect beginnings, the Kingdom of God will grow and prevail even if its progress is not always visible or understood.
Sing a new song
Actual letters of complaint received when new songs were introduced at church:
“What’s wrong with the inspiring hymns with which we grew up? When I go to church, it is to worship