Songwriting, Music Licensing and the Gospel
Good post by Tim Smith @ Mars Hill Seattle which in part says: Do you really want to put your music out in a way that gives the church no legal way to record a demo for its band or...
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Good post by Tim Smith @ Mars Hill Seattle which in part says: Do you really want to put your music out in a way that gives the church no legal way to record a demo for its band or...
(HT to Acts 29 Network for the lead to this humor)
Good word from Mike Cosper of Sojourn Community Church which in part says: For Christians thinking and talking about the arts, there are three broad categories for conversation: Art for the church Art from the church Art facing the church...
So says Tim Schrader of Park Community Church in Chicago in a post for Catalyst: Look at recent polls, church attendance, or even watch the news and it’s fairly obvious… people don’t care about the church or what we have...
…is about 2 generations. Sobering video from Darrin Patrick of Acts 29 below and here, which includes this quote: “When (older) men stop investing in younger men, younger men stop caring.”
What does it mean to be an entrepreneur? Jeff Stibel in the Harvard Business Review sees it “more of a personality trait” and even calls it “a disease” - Entrepreneurs are all in, all the time. Entrepreneurs love what they...
This amazing video illustrates vividly the importance of close teamwork. As the Scriptures say – “two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil.”
Every leader of corporate worship will be limited at different times. It might be your drummer always rushes the fills. It might be you have to use someone else’s econo-guitar. It could be that the high school auditorium you’re meeting...
Rolling Hills Baptist in Fayetteville, Georgia, sold their building and property and moved their meetings into a local movie theater. Why? According to their website: …we’ve come to the conclusion that we want to invest more deeply in people rather...
Here’s another reason why caring for the poor requires more than good intentions: Less than 5 percent of the ticket revenue from a Carnegie Hall concert Sunday night touted as a Haiti fund-raising event will actually go to earthquake relief,...