Monthly Archives: April 2010
matt chandler talks about sticky teams
sticky teams by larry osborne is out now and available. he will be doing a free webinar with leadership network tomorrow regarding his book (see here for for info). matt chandler, pastor of the village church, has written the foreword for the book and recently recorded a video in which he talks about the impact that larry and his thoughts on uniting your board and ministry teams have had on the village church.
sticky teams webinar
on april 14, the spotlight will feature larry osborne of north coast church in vista, ca. larry will be discussing what it takes to build a healthy and sticky team based on insights from his latest book: sticky teams. the webinar is a one-hour, online presentation that lets participants interact with the presenter in a q&a format. have a question for larry about stickiness in your church? email it to stephanie.plagens@leadnet.org — we’ll try to answer as many questions as possible on wednesday, April 14 at 3:00 pm cst. the webinar is free, but you must register to participate, so register now!
different eyes blog tour week
this week 57 bloggers signed up to read and review different eyes by steve chalke and alan mann, on their blogs. i’ll be keeping a running tab of these blogs and link their reviews once they are posted. also, be sure to read and/or download a sample chapter of different eyes, here. you can also pick up a copy of the book from zondervan, here, or at your favorite retailer.
- snidbits
- a short step down from thought provoking
- revolving thoughts
- the harrison family
- thoughts and ramblings
- ponderings by andrea
- blogging theologically
- underlining in pencil
- a life better than i deserve
- profound opinions
- dispatches from the thick of 42 months
- karli’s thoughts
- brook’s books
- pj’s until noon
- captain’s blog
- mr shields
- ….into everlasting
- can’t catch my breath
- applied youth ministry
- life as experienced
Ethnic Blends for $5
no, this is no april fools joke. and yes, this is much better than a $5 footlong. ethnic blends, the newest addition in the leadership network innovation series is five bucks – today only. mark deymaz and harry li serve at mosaic church of central arkansas and have written about mixing diversity into your local church. the book is extremely practical, not only telling the story of mosaic church, but also offering transferable truths that can be applied to any church situation.
a multi-ethnic church is not a nice thought or a helpful suggestion, but a biblical mandate.
here’s what some people are saying about ethnic blends:
For those doing the hard and important work of helping to build the ethnically diverse church, Ethnic Blends offers much-needed encouragement and a road map forward. — Dr. Soong-Chan Rah, Author, and Professor, North Park Theological Seminary
DeYmaz and Li share their vision. But more important, they also spell out for all who want to join them the real-world challenges and the spiritual rewards, as well as the practical steps that can turn the dream into reality. — Larry Osborne, Pastor and Author, North Coast Church
Mark DeYmaz, perhaps more than any pastor in America, has his pulse on what it will take for the Church to find real reconciliation in our generation. - Matt Carter, lead pastor, Austin Stone Community Church
on april 1 only, ethnic blends is available for $5 (plus tax and shipping). simply go to zondervan.com, add as many copies of ethnic blends to your cart as you would like and put the code 980679 in the source code box. hit “apply changes” and the discount will take effect.
