Month: January 2011

  • The best work I can do and love

    Experimenting. Exploring. Ideating (brainstorming). Strategizing. These are the things I love doing and am great at doing. If you (or someone you know) would like my services in any of these areas, please do contact me so we can discuss how I could be of valuable help. Now, the back story. Much of my life…

  • connecting with multiethnic church bloggers

    Looking for active bloggers who are multiethnic church leaders? Why blogs and bloggers? Because they’re most findable via search engines, more sharable with many people on the open internet over a longer period of time, and they [potentially] can say a lot more than a tweet or status update. In other words, conversations build relationships…

  • Anyone Can Publish

    You’ve got a voice. You can publish. Anyone can publish. Having said that, this doesn’t mean everyone should publish. What I am saying is that more of us should publish. Posting something online no longer has to be only for business purposes. Set the plaguing questions aside and don’t worry about what to write or…

  • Value of an Asian American church planting network

    Value of an Asian American church planting network

    Q: “Do you know of any non-denominational Asian-American church planting networks? Do you see much value in such a thing verses denominational channels or mainstream American networks?” A: [djchuang] I don’t know of 1 that’s that specific – a ch.planting network for Asian American and non-denominational. Given that a majority of Asian American churches (and…

  • Add to the Billion minutes of Bible reading this month

    Add to the Billion minutes of Bible reading this month

    YouVersion.com and its whole tribe of mobile apps is arguably currently the most widely-available digital Bible in existence on the planet. For this month of January, they’re rallying a campaign with a goal of 1 BILLION MINUTES of Bible reading. At the time of this writing, over 144 million minutes of Bible reading have happened,…

  • new perspectives about Bible reading

    What it all comes down to, is choosing to remember and choosing to do it. Bible reading. Just do it. And it’s a choice and decision every time. The choices we make determine the people we become. As this new year of 2011 gets into full swing, I hear this talk from someone who’s read…