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23 February 2010 ~ 4 Comments

Blogging Again

I used to average at least one post per day, and a lot of my writing was work related. That was when I was a full time “pastor” at a medium size church. I wrote a lot about design, marketing, worship, tech, leadership and my family. Most was just what I was learning or experiencing [...]

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11 September 2009 ~ 0 Comments

How today’s Church should use the principles and patterns of Acts

How today’s Church should use the principles and patterns of Acts

So, blogging is all about being real, being authentic right? Well I’m back to school right now and here’s me being real with my first “Paper” in probably 10 years…
“The book of Acts gives us a well organized history of the proliferation of the first “Christian” church from its inception in Jerusalem to the expansion [...]

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11 September 2009 ~ 3 Comments

New Church Launching This Weekend (part 1)

New Church Launching This Weekend (part 1)

My brother, James, has been living in Virginia for the past few years. He went to Liberty University and has been slowly moving his way into ministry. This weekend he and his team will be launching a church in Midlothian, a suburb of Richmond, called Village Church at Midlothian (I swear Midlothian is a country [...]

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07 September 2009 ~ 1 Comment

More on Chick-fil-A

More on Chick-fil-A

I don’t have a lot of time to blog lately, and tonight is no exception. But I did want to take a minute and share why I am a big Chick-fil-A fan.
I’ve always loved Chick-fil-A, ever since they came to Temecula & Murrieta; before that I had no idea what it was or even how [...]

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29 August 2009 ~ 12 Comments

Summerhouse Aborted

Summerhouse Aborted

It was with heavy hearts that Scott Treadway (Rancho Community Church), and Jim Palmer (Orange County Rescue Mission) announced at a community forum on Thursday evening, August 27th, that the Temecula Murrieta Rescue Mission was pulling its application for the proposed Summerhouse project. For Jen and I it just felt so wrong, thus the title [...]

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