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  • How Do You Tell Your Story?

    Some people tell great stories. They have a way of bringing you into their story that makes you feel like you were right beside them when it happened. Other people tell bad stories. They either leave out so many details that you wonder why they even chose to tell the story in the first…

  • The Average Christian’s Letter to the Hurting

    The Average Christian’s Letter to the Hurting

    It seems like many in the church have become disconnected to the outside world. That we’ve forgotten that people still have real hurts, real struggles, and need real love. Sometimes, I wonder if this isn’t how we (me included) come across to a hurting and largely unsaved world. Sometimes, I wonder if this isn’t…

  • Communication With A Cause – Impacting

    It’s what God has called us to do. It’s why the Holy Spirit is living and active. It’s why out of any organization Jesus could have begun during His time on earth, He chose the church. We’re called to IMPACT. We’re not called to connect with people just like ourselves for the sake of…

  • Communication With A Cause – Connecting

    From the very beginning, God created man for fellowship. For years, that meant we had to be physically present with someone in order to connect with them. Since social media has begun it’s rapid rise in popularity, we have a new way to connect with people that we would have never been able to…

  • Communication With A Cause: #SocialMedia Without the Noise

    Social media has changed the way you and I interact forever. People keep saying it’s just a fad, that it’ll just go away, but I have to believe it’s here to stay… At least it’s here long enough for us to use it to our advantage. Different people have different reasons for being involved…

  • 6 Leadership Lessons From Acts 9

    I was reading through Acts a few days ago and came to Acts 9. We often view this chapter as the conversion of Saul, but it has a lot more than just one event. Here are some leadership lessons I jotted down as I was reading… 1. Significant impact is often made by ordinary…