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Christ in the Chaos

(image originally uploaded to Flickr by pixel pro photography south africa) Here are some thoughts I sent to the 4th and 5th grade leaders that I have the privilege of working with at MPPC: I’m not sure where the week went… I don’t know about you, but every year I promise to slow down at … Continue reading »

Adjusting to a Digital Understanding of Biblical Literacy

I wrote an article for the September/October 2011 issue of Children’s Ministry Magazine entitled “There’s An App for That.” In it I talk about the implications of what the digital age does to our understanding of biblical literacy as well as how we can instill a love of reading the Bible in digital learners. You … Continue reading »

Following Jesus?

http://www.worshiphousemedia.com/flash/player-licensed.swf If you haven’t watched the above video, I think it’s a great way to reflect on Holy Week. Then, if you’re interested in an awesome take on the events of Good Friday, take a listen to John Ortberg’s message about that Friday. I promise you, it’s worth it! As I listened to the message, … Continue reading »

Just Some Random Thoughts

Boy, it’s been a long time since I’ve posted on here. It’s just been crazy busy doing my job. I sometimes wonder how regular bloggers find time to blog, especially those who are in children’s minsitry. I am intrigued at the number of blogs out there for children’s ministry and the number of blogs that … Continue reading »

Presenting the Gospel

What do you consider to be “presenting the Gospel?” I think that many of us take it for granted that we are all talking about the same thing when it comes to “presenting the Gospel” to people, especially children. There are different approaches to it, though. As I interact with and speak with more and … Continue reading »

Outreach tactics?

We just had our Easter Egg hunt this past weekend. It was the first time I had planned one. It was a lot of fun. Anyway, as I was planning for the event and afterward as I reflected on the event, I was wondering at how many times we try and use events like these … Continue reading »

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