musings on leadership in ministry
The Something Beautiful Podcast crew have produced a pretty cool crowd-sourced advent episode. Listeners and regular contributers were invited to read one of the 9 Christmas Bible passages and send in Christmas wishes. It’s turned out pretty good! Avril and I read one and all the family read another. I think our three boys do Read More …
This week’s sermon almost didn’t happen. I was really busy and thinking about simply rehashing last week’s offering. But as I started to rework it I deleted it and started again. And I’m glad I did. As usual your comments, reactions and thoughts are most welcome. This sermon was preached on 14 December, the 3rd Read More …
This week’s sermon, Waiting. As usual your thoughts would be greatly appreciated! The sermon includes some words at the end which are not mine, but Jonny Baker’s from his book Alternative Worship.
I’m becoming a bit of a regular on the Something Beautiful Podcast, maybe because I’ll do pretty much anything for a latte and a cake. Check out this week’s discussion where Thomas and I have a chat about Advent, hope, expectation, disappointment and recontextualisation (Thomas’ favourite word this week), all with the wonderful noises of Read More …
Last night I had the privilege of filling in for Thomas, the regular co-host of the Something Beautiful Podcast. Thomas is ill and so asked me if I could step in and chat with Jonathan about his interview with Dave Schmelzer, author of Not The Religious Type. Jonathan and Dave talk about stages of faith, Read More …
The second part of my chat with Thomas about Seth Godin’s new book ‘Tribes’ on the Something Beautiful podcast HERE. We talk about change, cycles, leadership and faith in a Starbucks… complete with coffeehouse sound effects!
This evening I’m meeting up with Thomas aka Headphonaught for a chat about Tribes (book or audio), the new book by Seth Godin. Our chat is being recorded as part of the Something Beautiful podcasts so I’ll try to speak clearly and even make sense. All I’ll say for now is that I liked the Read More …