Craig Groeschel is doing a blog series this week on communication techniques. This is very valuable and practical information for young leaders. Today he’s talking about The Pause - use it to drive a point home. Read the whole post
It’s FUN FRIDAY here at Catalyst! We’re letting our hair down in today’s post, and posting useful/interesting links (rather than the hard-hitting serious stuff we regularly produce). Enjoy this content holiday! muxtape.com is blowin’ up
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Tim Stevens recently wrote this post about how he encouraged his team away from getting bogged down by fear and risk management. As a church gets larger, change tends to become a more difficult, bureaucratic
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Ed Stetzer has an interesting post about paid vs. un-paid ministers, and the importance of The Body of believers. “I have no problem with paid pastors (it is biblical). My concern is the bias against
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Okay, not really TOMS, but these cool shirts “kind-of” for sale to support Bite Back - a campaign fighting malaria. Bite Back is providing nets and treatment for poor children - a million die each
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Tony Morgan has a short but very insightful illustration about communication and the fundamental attitude we have to have to be effective communicators of the gospel … I passed an organization with a big sign
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We are in exciting times for Evangelicalism. The world is changing. Church attendance seems to be dropping, our culture seems to be getting more secular, Web 2.0 and other media are connecting us like never
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Had breakfast this morning with a friend and our pastor. We like to grease our insides with Waffle House at 7am one day a week. But I digress. Our discussion centered on Timothy Keller’s
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There has been some interesting news regarding homosexuality this week. Last week’s “Day of Silence” - a day where students protest the lack of acceptance of homosexuals - was met with love from Christian groups
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This is an open invitation to all artists. I would like to personally invite you to join in this collaborative art project for Catalyst, “Artists Together.” In an age that is increasingly creating individualism and
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