Sermon Cloud [Advanced Sermon Syndicatio...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church, Church Technology, Ekklesia, General Technology and Sermon on 03 29th, 2006 | 2 Comments
We just launched Sermon Cloud as a tool to help churches use advanced sermon syndication. It is in BETA form with a handful of churches (12 and counting) signed up to start using it. Features include:
- Resampling mp3’s to be optimized for the internet.
- Syndicating content
- Podcasting mp3
-...
New Life Launches on Ekklesia Church CMS...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church, Church Technology, Ekklesia and General Technology on 03 29th, 2006 | No Comments
This month is going to be a very busy month at Ekklesia. New Life Presbyterian launched this month and now we are working on LifeSong, Rio Vista, Fuel Church and next month our pipeline is extremely full already:
4/3 City View
4/3 Adventure Church
4/3 Vineyard Church
4/10 Western Hills Baptist
4/10...
Blogger Gathering at Resurgence...
Kevin Michael Cawley the great internet organizer is planning a gathering of bloggers to meet up at the Resurgence conference. And Cawley assures us “going to a bloggers meet up is not going to make you any more of nerd than you already are.”
Thanks Cawley and see you there!
How Mutliperspectivalism shapes Church L...
Earlier I posted about how everything must look through normative, situation and existential perspectives. As John Frame wrote, “The knowledge of God’s law, the world, and the self are interdependent and ultimately identical” (The Doctrine of Knowledge of God, Prebyterian and Reformed 1987, p.89).
Further,...
(Tri) MultiPerspectival Preaching...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church, Sermon, Teaching and Triperspectivalism on 03 15th, 2006 | No Comments
The Reformissionary had a post pointing to Keller’s writings on Informational vs Experiential Preaching, which brings up a great illustration of how to apply multiperspectivalism in preaching. Here is the quote:
The “informational” view of preaching conceives of preaching as changing...
How Multi-perspectivalism and Tri-Perspe...
In many circles there is a greatly increased buzz about multiperspectivalism. Conversations stemmed from fellow Acts 29 pastors, Dick Kaufman, David Fairchild, amongst others. This is a worldview influenced by John Frame’s tri-perspectivalism.
John writes: “The knowledge of God’s...
Free Bibles...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church on 03 12th, 2006 | 7 Comments
A member at my church (Kaleo Church) runs a non-profit called FreeBibles.net which sends (you guessed it) free bibles anywhere in the world to people who need them. I'd love it if you could help them get Bibles into people's hands who cannot afford or are unable to purchase them. Here's...
TheResurgence.com Is Taking Submissions...
TheResurgence.com is looking for articles from church planters on the topics of theology, gospel & culture, church planting and any socially relevant pieces. Send your submissions to Gary Shavey, Resurgence Director gary@marshillchurch.org titled in subject “Article Submission.” Also if anyone...
Had a frustrating day? Imagine the frust...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Faith on 03 11th, 2006 | No Comments
Mark Driscoll’s article in the Seattle Times
According to the Bible, God made the world and all the people in the world in a perfect state of goodness to operate together in flawless harmony. But because of human rebellion against God, everything and everyone in the world is now infected with imperfection,...
Lent 2.0...
Want to give up something for lent? Here are some ways people are e-fasting:
Googlefasting
Giving up getting acquired by Google or Yahoo for 40 days (this one seems a little suspicious)
I’m going to give up commenting.
Are we speaking the same language?...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Culture on 03 4th, 2006 | No Comments
It’s always amusing when word games are played by different organizations. Do you remember when every ‘USED‘ car lot in the country became a ‘Pre-Owned‘ car lot? Same product but now it seems they have a new snazzier product. I got a reminder of this game recently when...
Volunteer and Serve in San Diego...
Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church on 03 2nd, 2006 | No Comments
Luke Shiras has compiled a great resource of places for people to volunteer and serve in San Diego.
Total Truth: Liberating Christianity fro...
A book I’m purchasing from Amazon, Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity.
As a religiously adrift young adult in the 1960s, Pearcey found her way to the Swiss retreat, and the intellectually rigorous faith, of the Calvinist maverick Francis Schaeffer. This book continues...
Unceasing Worship: Biblical Perspectives...
Unceasing Worship: Biblical Perspectives on Worship and the Arts is another book I’m picking up.
Too often Christians have only thought of worship in terms of particular musical styles or liturgical formats. But a proper view of worship is far larger than what takes place in churches on Sunday...
New Sermon Series on Galatians...
Kaleo is about to begin the book of Galatians for our next sermon series. Many consider Martin Luther’s Commentary on Galatians as the one of the best (if not the best commentary). John Bunyan said this was the book that he would give up last save for his Bible.
This classic commentary on Galations...
Drew Goodmanson serves as CEO of Monk Development and is co-founder/pastor at Kaleo Church. Monk is an Internet strategy and development company. Monk created Ekklesia 360 which is used by thousands of churches and ministries. Drew often speaks at conferences and has written for several national publications about how churches/ministries can use the Internet. Goodmanson.com is recognized as one of the Top Church Blogs. Kaleo Church is a missional community, multi-site church planting movement in San Diego, CA. More about Drew Goodmanson.
