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When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
I just got back from my 25th College reunion. Wow. Have I ever changed.
But in a large sense, I haven’t changed a bit.
It was good to talk with former classmates. Some that I haven’t seen in decades. The picture says it all. We’ve changed.
The guy on the left in the before picture (looking over some 80’s blond hair) is now the guy on the right. The guy in the very back with the dark curly hair is the guy who, well, has a full beard now. And yes, the guy in the gray-striped tie is me. The one with the gray hair in the back now. We’re all friends and it was so good to catch up with one another. And even to hear about ones who never made it into the original picture or the new picture.
What about you? Have you changed?
Churches are notorious for not changing. Conservative in the true sense of the word.
I think back to 1986 when I wore my cap and gown and accepted my diploma. The world lay in front of me. I was ready. Looking back over the 25 years, I realize that I had so much I needed to learn. And I’ve changed. And that change has been good. But I am glad that the original work that Christ did in me, has continued too. Oh, that we’d find a proper balance!
When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
Church Rebranding, it’s all the rage. And it’s a great trend. In fact, if you haven’t branded or rebranded in
Everyone starts out in a field and seeks to learn from those around them. Eventually leadership sees skills that are
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