Pastor Blog

Not too long ago, we did an “EQ test” (Emotional Intelligence) during our regular pastor’s meeting. It gives a scenario and asks you to choose what type of action you will take. I was told that average is 100 out of 200 but I got 40. There were a

I often say to team leaders that “events” make me nervous. Maybe it is due to my personality but I just don’t like creating events and running them. That is why I don’t think I’m a great community builder. When I hear stories of successful pastors planting

Daniel Fast is officially finished today. I’ve written about my own experience multiple times before so I thought it would be good to include summaries of a few testimonies of people who have participated this year. — April is our church’s favorite month of the year because all we

I’ve recently finished reading a book called “Digital Minimalism”. It is written by Cal Newport, an associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University and his point is simple: We need to rebuild our relationship with technology using our deeply held values as a foundation. His reasoning is clear:

We are making some changes in how the response time is run. So I would like to inform what changes will happen and also make a suggestion in light of them. So here they are. 1. Standing Again For Response Song Starting from today, we will stand again for response

In this hyper-connected, hyper-media culture, the idea of “leisure” has dramatically changed from a traditional definition of doing something that is not “work-related” to simply staring at the screen for media consumption. In the past, people used to build and fix stuff when they had free time. Or they actually