Disciplemaker. Husband. Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of '11. Student Pastor at First Baptist Burleson.
Burleson, TX
Joined July 2011
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The church is God’s plan for gospel saturation. Christ in us and Christ through us, every day and everywhere, so that through us Christ might be preeminent in everything.
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What the next Gen needs most is healthy mentors–who care more about preparing kids than protecting them.
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From this decade, adults began to believe our world was less safe than ever—and kids needed oversight or direction at all times. growingleaders.com/blog/four…
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82% of all unchurched people said they would attend your church if they were invited.
The problem is that 2% of church members have invited someone to attend in the last year.
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2 Questions every Church/Ministry should be asking:
1. Do I have a comprehensive Disciplemaking Strategy?
2. Is it working?
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There is no such thing as (healthy) lone-ranger Christianity. thegspl.co/2SKTwJO
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"His knee was down, wasn't it?"
Relive one of the all-time wildest moments on Kyle Field through the headsets of the videoboard producers and directors. 🎥
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The future of the church (and the nation) depends on Spirit-empowered youth ministries redeeming the lost and growing believers who’ve been transformed from “Jesus exists for me” to “I exist for Jesus.”
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“Solo” is Han’s descriptor at the start of the movie, but not by the end. It’s refreshing to see a movie suggest the answer to our aloneness is not romantic partnership but deep friendship. thegspl.co/2syew6f
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What would it take for EVERY adult in your church to believe: “Jesus himself has called me to have a part in discipling the next generation.” Though expressed a hundred different ways, the call is universal.
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The emerging generation is not the church of the future. We must see them as the church of today. Trust them. Empower them to lead and be the church.
