Great Presentation Tool For Churches

If you are looking for a presentation tool for your worship experience, then you will want to check out ProPresenter. I have used this tool for years. All the major conferences and innovative churches have this easy-to-use software for killer presentations. This company has been a friend a supporter of the Whiteboard Sessions. I am [...]

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My Video Interview With @michaelhyatt

What fun I had learning from Michael Hyatt through our conversation. Check out his practical blog at www.michaelhyatt.com. Come hang out with him in Atlanta on May 11 at the Whiteboard Sessions.  

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Free Help For Online Ministry Leaders

I wanted to tell you about a brand new blog launched this week, at http://churchwebsites.org.  The content here comes from the gurus over at SiteOrganic, although it’s not a sales site at all.  It’s packed full of great information about online ministry, church websites, and the art and science of doing ministry in today’s world.  They make [...]

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The First Follower Matters

Do NOT underestimate the power of the first follower. The initiator is the one who gets “it” started, but without the first follower, there is no movement. Click here for the transcript of this video.  

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Excellence Is

I hear it all the time, “We strive for excellence.” I wonder if everyone works off the same definition of excellence?! I am reading through Poke the Box by Seth Godin. He says: …Excellence isn’t about working extra hard to do what you’re told. It’s about taking the initiative to do work you decide is worth [...]

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Win 2,500 Pairs of Flip Flops For Your Community

Imagine if you could win 2,500 pairs of flip flops for YOUR church to give away to YOUR community. If you attend the Whiteboard Sessions, you are automatically entered to win. We will give away a total of 50,000 pairs of flip flops on May 11 to 20 winning churches. I am thankful for our [...]

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Build Rapport With Your Audience

I was recently interviewed by a doctoral student about how to effectively build rapport while preaching to an unacquainted group of teenagers. I had to rank the answers in order of importance and explain each one. After the interview, I thought the responses might be helpful to share. I would love to hear your responses [...]

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Affordable Way To Get The Right Things Done

Imagine getting your work life organized for less than $9 per month or $69 per year. Apple, Yahoo, MIRAMAX Films, and MTV use it to name a few. Meet Action Method Online from Scott Belsky and the Behance team. We have too many ideas and not enough action. What if there was a radical approach [...]

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Six Negative Listening Habits

Author Adele Lynn identified six negative listening habits. As you read through them, do you recognize any of them that apply to you or that apply to others? I found myself saying, “Yikes, I do that one.” Rebuttal Maker – listening long enough to give a rebuttal Advice Giver – listening long enough to give [...]

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