What questions are you asking yourself?
Now that May is over and summer has unofficially begun I thought it would be cool to go back and look at your favorite blog post that you wrote this Spring.
If you’re a blogger, leave a comment with a link to your favorite blog post that you wrote in March, April, or May. (If you’re not a blogger, leave a comment to your favorite blog post on someone else’s blog during the Spring.)
I’m excited to read your favorites!
Over the course of the month of May, these were the top 5 most read posts.
Last week Jade and I went to a local restaurant for trivia night. Our team, the “Jolly Giants”, tried our best, but the questions were just too tough to walk away with the win. For example:
Maybe you would have done well, but our team struggled. 😦
Check out these links below. They are from some of my favorite reading links from this week.
It is so important to remember your journey!
To remember where you came from!
To remember how you started!
To remember what you achieved!
To remember what you overcame!
To remember the lessons you learned!
Shepherds in biblical times used to carry large walking sticks, canes, staffs, with them as they guided and directed their herd of sheep from place to place. As they overcame difficulties, or encountered an event they never wanted to forget, the shepherd would carve a notch in the staff to serve as a milestone, or to recall that special circumstance they overcame. When these shepherds gathered with other people they could then point to their staff and recall the stories, recall the memories, recall the journey.
As you walk through the doors of Renaissance Road Church you will notice a large wall on your right decorated with numerous pictures. These pictures are actually the sermon graphic created for each of the message series we have presented since the beginning of Renaissance Road Church. Right now there are 28.
Check them out!
Photo by Jace Breeback
The next time you walk into Renaissance Road Church look to the wall on the right, and think back to the first message series you began attending R2. Think about each of the subsequent message series you have been attended.
It is so important to remember your journey!
To remember where you came from!
To remember how you started!
To remember what you achieved!
To remember what you overcame!
To remember the lessons you learned!
Below is a list of the 15 Churches I “follow” every month. By “follow” I specifically mean, I (watch / listen) to their (sermons / messages) on a (daily / weekly / monthly) basis to develop and grow myself spiritually.
I could have easily listed another 15 (if not more) churches, but decided to cut the list off at the ones I visit consistently each month.
Is there a church, that has helped to further your spiritual growth and development? Who is it?
Is there an amazing church, not listed above, that is making a huge Kingdom impact that I should check out? Who is it?
Here’s a look at my schedule for the next four days this week.
My schedule drives my day’s work.
In a time and age where EVERYTHING competes for our attention, we must choose to spend our time wisely.
I use Google Calendar to help me get better organized.
And I’m pretty strict on how I spend my time. Before I agree to anything (project/meeting/appointment/funeral…just kidding) I check my calendar.
It may sound extreme, but I don’t want to
Since establishing and creating my calendar I have noticed that I
So, how do you schedule your calendar?
What do you use to keep track of your appointments?
With the right mix people it’s amazing the types of ideas that can stream forth are amazing!
We’re planning a message series for the month of July about John the Baptist.
Here are the brainstormed ideas for the message scheduled for July 10, 2011.
Photo by Jace Breeback
I’ve been reading “Making Ideas Happen: Overcoming the Obstacles Between Vision and Reality” by Scott Belsky.
Photo by Jace Breeback
WOW!!!!! This book is really really really helping my clarify my thoughts on taking action on ideas. It’s helping me identify how to better work with creative people. It’s teaching me how to get things done. It’s growing my knowledge of how to organize, create, produce, act. It’s AWESOME!!!
What are you reading right now…
…that’s challenging you?
…that’s making you (re)think?
…that’s carrying you off into another world?
…that’s captivating you?
Here’s what I have to do today.
Photo by Jace Breeback
I write it down on a sheet on notebook paper inside a composition notebook.
Each sentence begins with a verb.
Each sentence is short.
I’ve used Evernote.
Have friends who prefer Springpad.
What do you have to do today?
How do you capture your to-do list?
Jace Breeback 