How To Find A Man-Friendly Church: How to Find a Man-Friendly Church
Are you looking for a church that understands men? Do you want to help your congregation become a guy magnet?
A number of studies have revealed the kinds of churches that tend to attract men. Based on this research, I’ve identified twelve characteristics of a man-friendly church.
Before we begin: a caveat. No single model of church will appeal to every man. As you read this article you may shake your head and think, “I can’t stand those kinds of churches,” or “My husband visited a church like that and he hated it.”
I must also mention that none of these 12 things matter as much as the authentic presence of God. I often tell groups, "If the Spirit of God is moving, it won't matter to men if the pastor is wearing a pink ballerina's tutu. Men are drawn to the real Jesus."
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Automate your Google Drive to Evenote!!
Automate your Google Drive
Wappwolf lets you connect your Evernote account with Dropbox or Google Drive. You can drag & drop files into a predefined folder on Dropbox or on Google Drive and have them automatically sync to your Evernote account so you can access them from any device where you have Evernote installed.
Wappwolf lets you connect your Evernote account with Dropbox or Google Drive. You can drag & drop files into a predefined folder on Dropbox or on Google Drive and have them automatically sync to your Evernote account so you can access them from any device where you have Evernote installed.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
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Friday, May 11, 2012
Andy Stanley: My Formula For Preaching
rev.org: My Formula For Preaching: This outlining method is built around the communicator's relationship with the audience rather than content. After all, the way we organize material on paper is very different from how we process information in a conversation. (Try outlining a conversation with your spouse.) For that reason, this method allows the message to retain a conversational quality.
The outline revolves around five words, each of which represents a section of the message. They are: ME, WE, GOD, YOU, WE.
The outline revolves around five words, each of which represents a section of the message. They are: ME, WE, GOD, YOU, WE.
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