August 2008

A Community Centered Gospel (Total Church Session 1)

by Drew Goodmanson|29 August 200829 August 2008|Church, Church Planting, Leadership, Ministry Design, Teaching

Total Church Conference Speaker: Steve Timmis Session 1: A Community Centered Gospel NOTES: Church planters don't need a new shtick or new things. What we need is the gospel. What is the Gospel? (Col. 1:3-6) The gospel is the word...

Update on Total Church Session Recordings

by Drew Goodmanson|25 August 200825 August 2008|Church, Church Planting, Culture, Ministry Design, Sermon, Teaching

Our team is working on the 12 videos (6 main sessions and 6 main breakouts) and 10 audio sessions (breakouts) from the Total Church Conference. In the next few days I should be posting the first two main sessions for...

Missional Leader Curriculum

by Drew Goodmanson|07 August 200807 August 2008|Church, Church Planting, Leadership, Ministry Design

This weekend David Fairchild, Tim Chester, Steve Timmis, Jeff Vanderstelt, Caesar Kalinowski & Mark Moore and I head out of town Friday - Sunday to work on the The Porterbrook Network Curriculum to develop missional leaders. Looking forward to spending...

Goodmanson.com selected as a Church Alltop Site

by Drew Goodmanson|04 August 200804 August 2008|Church

Venture capitalist/entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki and friends launched Alltop, "a categorically organized aggregate of the greatest information sources from across the web." Huh? Kawasaki explains it this way: ÄúWe help you explore your passions by collecting stories from Äòall the topÄô...

Total Church Conference – 5 Spots Left

by Drew Goodmanson|04 August 200804 August 2008|Church, Church Planting, Leadership, Ministry Design

There are only 5 spots left until the Total Church Conference is sold out. Register now if you plan on attending. 8/7 Update: CONFERENCE SOLD-OUT

The Hype of Social Networking and the Church

by Drew Goodmanson|04 August 200804 August 2008|Church, Church Technology, Culture, Ekklesia, General Technology, Monk Dev

Lately I'm running across a number of companies that are building social networking sites targeted to the church market. A number that have set their sights at being the 'church Facebook'. Yet, most of what is called 'social networking' is...