I just discovered the new Global Church Movements (GCM) site and was pleased to learn they’re using one of my favorite videos on their home page! I’ve included it here for you. It has a very thought-provoking message about what is discipling and what is church. Continue reading “Global Church Movements”
Francis Chan shares his story of witnessing to Jehovah’s Witnesses. Continue reading Francis Chan on Witnessing to JWs
If you checked the top trends on nibbo.com for several days now, you’d see a LOT of activity on the internet about Manti Te’o and Lance Armstrong. The conversations usually aren’t edifying; a lot of negative and trashy comments are circulating about Manti Te’o in particular.
I alerted 160+ Cru bloggers a few days ago that it’s a good time to use these trending topics to draw some people to a godly perspective. I suggested they could post about lies and truth and the sin nature of man or something along those lines. I’ve read some great posts from them and thought I’d share these blog posts with you Continue reading “Redeeming Online Conversations”
Have you been reading about the people gathering because they believe December 21st is the end of the world? What are Christians doing to take advantage of this conversation? How about you? Would you like some ideas?
Continue reading “The Mayan Calendar and the End of the World”
Cru released a video on Tuesday that has had over 70,000 views in two days. This video, #Falling Plates, is a fantastic visual presentation of God’s love for us.
You can help the video to “go viral.” First, watch it to see what you think.
Now that you’ve seen the video, I know you want to help share it, using links in eMail, Facebook, Twitter, and more. Continue reading “Share a Video and Share Your Faith”
I forgot that it was Wednesday.
Point A: schools let out an hour earlier on Wednesdays. Point B: my fitness center is next door to a Middle School.
Normally, I try to go workout when I don’t have to deal with school bus convoys and packs of teenagers hanging around the fitness center parking lot. I missed the buses and most of the huddles of teens, except for when I was ready to go home. One group of six boys talked animatedly about twenty feet from my parked van
I stood with the car door open, debating with myself. I had evangelistic “business cards” in my purse on purpose… because of all the kids at the fitness center. I didn’t hear their conversation, but a few colorful words got my attention. I glanced over at them, feeling a bit intimidated. Continue reading “Taking New Steps at the Fitness Center”
Mike and Sus Schmitt 