The Interactive Sermon Bumper Pt.2
Here’s what we did for week 2 of our “Crossroads” series at Sunnybrook. I’m a fan of the 1st alternate ending myself.

The Interactive Sermon Bumper Pt.1
For our latest series at Sunnybrook, we’re trying something new: “The Interactive Sermon Bumper”. The series is called “Crossroads” and each week we play a video showing someone with a decision to make. The catch is we’ve shot 2 different endings. How do we choose which ending to play? We let the congregation decide that by applause. We’re 4 weeks in and the response has been fantastic. So, here’s the first bumper (along with both alternate endings) - The cute kid at the end is my little guy, Turner! – Enjoy

Dealing With The Average
Here are just a few things your average church goer DOES NOT DO: -Serve every weekend -Come to Sunday morning and Wednesday night services AND engage in a small group -Discuss the weekend’s message around the dinner table -Give 10% -Spend daily time with God -Understand what worship REALLY is -Share their faith with those they can influence So

chchchchanges
I have a list of 5 people I’d like to see perform before I die…David Bowie is one of them…but that’s beside the point. This post is about CHANGE. Ahh yes…my favorite subject. I love change in the context of church life, because it’s an essential part of effective ministry, yet our ministries are centered around a God who NEVER changes. I don’t know about you, but I find that fascinating. If God never changes, then why should we? If God is pe

10 Ways To Clear Up Creative Constipation
We’ve all been there. At the moment when you and your team need to be the most creative…NOTHING COMES OUT! You’re stalled, stopped up, CONSTIPATED! For me, it happens 3 or 4 times a year and never at an opportune time. There’s nothing worse than trying to force art and certainly nothing less satisfying than seeing a project roll out that’s well below expectations. So I thought I’d lay out 10 creative laxatives that have done the trick for me an