I’d always been a little suspicious of people who seem to have it all together, hiding their flaws, and appearing strong and confident too often.
I have to admit, I probably can’t tell the difference between a confident person and an over-confident [ . . . ]
God seems to use flawed people |
Pastor for Asian American church near DallasAsian American Baptist Church in Richardson, Texas, will always have a special place in my heart, for I was married there in 1995, during its pre-carpet days. |
Dave Gibbons’ blogDave Gibbons is now blogging at www.davegibbons.tv And Dave has a new book, Monkey and the Fish, to be released in January/February 2009. Pre-order it from amazon.com. About the book, from the back cover: |
McCain and Obama at Saddleback on August 16thI’m not sure how freely I can post information I’ve found about the McCain and Obama appearance at Saddleback Church, so to play it safe, I’ll quote from credentialed sources. I do know a PR firm, A Larry Ross Communications, is helping [ . . . ] |
orange you the conference guy?I love going to conferences, not so much for the content, but more for meeting people, those I’ve met and those I’ve yet to meet. What I’m discovering, as a relational-oriented guy, and not a task- or goal-oriented guy, I look for [ . . . ] |
Saturday Surprises: Tired is the new FineBible App for iPhone powered by YouVersion, free at that; even if I don’t have an iPhone (yet?), it’s still very nice |
Should I get an iPhone 3G or iTouch?Having been an AT&T customer for years, way back to when it was AT&T Wireless, became Cingular, then becoming the new AT&T (formerly known as SBC), my current mobile phone of choice is a Blackberry Curve 8300. I’ve had it for [ . . . ] |
Viva Vivanno and Sorbetto at StarbucksRumor has it that 2 brand new goodies are being released this week at Starbucks: the Vivianno and the Sorbetto. |
Isn’t it hard to go missional?Helen Lee is working on a Leadership Journal article about the changes that have occurred in pastors’ mindsets about the Gospel and mission. She’s looking to hear from pastors who are gung-ho about transforming their churches (under 200 in size) to become [ . . . ] |



















