[re]church

What do an Snickers Bar, Betty White, and Emotional Intelligence have in common?  Isn't it obvious?!?

What's your Emotional Intelligence Quotient (EIQ)? Mine's 38.  EI is critical to be and do you. And it requires work – it doesn't come all that naturally. Today we introduce 5 components of Emotional Intelligence...

What's your Emotional Intelligence Quotient (EIQ)? Mine's 37. In my experience, few people are very high on this scale (which could just be a factor of the sorts of people I run with...no offense to the people I run with). Better said, we all need to work on or EIQ, because it doesn't come all that naturally, and it can be critically important in being who God needs us to be  – to be a healthy church.

If you haven't heard, church as we knew it is changing. That's not bad. It's hard, but not bad. The necessary and imminent changes beg the question: What does it mean to belong to the church? It's coming together...

If you haven't heard, church as we knew it is changing. That's not bad. It's hard, but not bad. The necessary and imminent changes beg the question: What does it mean to belong to the church? Let's talk...

The end of Matthew 28 gives a succinct understanding and vision of life with Jesus. [Paraphrasing] Jesus says, "I'm the King." The disciples bow and swear their allegiance to him. And finally Jesus exhorts them, "Be and make learners of Me, forever."  Get used to learning.

This audio was clipped from the beginning of last Sunday (3/7/21) morning's message in which I give a short update on the church and the all-inclusive requirement of faith that falls to everyone of us

With the pandemic spooling down the pressure to resume some semblance of normalcy is great. But a rush to normalcy at the expense of necessary learning would likely jeopardize the health and usefulness of the future church. Patience will pave the way for the best future church.

Based on a few studies and trends we can make a few assumptions about what the church faces post-pandemic, which also allows us to start thing about who, what and how church will re-develop over the next 10-12 months...

Some of what the post-pandemic church is going to be are starting to come clear...