Friday, December 21, 2007

01460_sundaymorningii_320x240 Brace yourself... Here is the second installment of Friday Five.

AND NO... The list does not contain or discuss BOOBIES!!!

  1. Mark Batterson has inspired a new year resolution with his Chili Bowl post. No... not to eat more food in 2008. He has FSMs (Father/ Son Meetings). I have taken my daughter on dates in the past... but what about my two boys. Thanks Mark!
  2. If you enjoy photography, you will enjoy this site(http://interfacelift.com).  You can find some awesome pictures to use for you computer's wallpaper... You can also subscribe to the latest wallpapers here.
  3. Tadd Grandstaff and several others had a great idea (I think Gary Lamb put it together). They formed a group of church planters/ pastors to share ideas, concerns, and struggles. It will be a great time for the younger pastors to glen information. Any Mid-State to Eastern South Carolina Church Planters out there that would like to get together to form a group?
  4. Brad Martin shared his Live Development Plan (see below). I think this may very well become my new year goals!
    • Spend Daily Time With God by reading & studying His Word
    • Surround myself with GODLY leaders
    • Meet regularly with my Mentors, Accountability Partners & Lead Team
    • Take my wife out on more dates  (Susanne... can I get an AMEN!)
    • Spend quality time with my kids
    • Spend more time with friends
    • Read more books on leadership & pastoring
    • Continue paying off debt
    • Go to at least two conferences every year
    • Take risks as a leader and pastor
    • Start working out (MAN... HE HAD TO SAY THAT ONE DIDN'T HE!)
  5. I am almost finished with Simple Church: Returning to God's Process for Making Disciples. I encourage any current or future pastor to read this book. It focuses on a real problem that most churches have; the need for the church to function as one unit and not each group/ committee/ class to be doing their own thing. Keep things SIMPLE! Can't wait to get started reading Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality.




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