Friday, November 21
One Ministries
Wednesday, November 19
ARE YOU SERIOUS, SERIOUSLY!!!
Christmas Ad Campaign Promotes Godless Morality
The American Humanist Association announced a new advertising campaign this week promoting morality without religion that will feature ads on more than 200 Metrobuses in Washington D.C. "Why believe in a god?" the ad reads. "Just be good for goodness' sake." Humanist leaders say they believe it is the first ad campaign of its kind in the United States; it follows plans announced by atheists in London to place bus ads that say "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life," starting in January. The American Family Association calls the ads "stupid," saying that God defines morality, and individuals defining what's good for themselves will result in a "crazy world." The dean of the Liberty University School of Law Matthew Staver, said, "It's the ultimate grinch to say there is no God at a time when millions of people around the world celebrate the birth of Christ. Certainly, they have the right to believe what they want, but this is insulting." Best-selling books by authors such as Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens have fueled interest in "the new atheism"—a more in-your-face argument against God's existence.
(TAKEN FROM THE CHURCH INTELLIGENCE REPORT)
Great Quote I am pondering...
Tuesday, November 18
Monday, November 17
Get this number...
Is God trying to send me a message
Sunday, November 16
Weekend Insight
Friday, November 14
Tuesday, November 11
Monday, November 10
Updating the "Portico"
Sunday, November 9
Weekend Wrap
Friday, November 7
What a Man!
Thursday, November 6
12 relationships that I value
Thursday, October 30
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday, October 28
Ways to stay In-The-Loop with me!
Sunday, October 26
This Morning
Friday, October 24
Incredible Opening from the Hillsong Conference
Preparing for 09
Wednesday, October 22
Being a Better Communicator # 2
Own the moment.
It is real. It bites. It happens regularly. It numbs. It makes you shake, forgetful, and scared. What is it? STAGE FRIEGHT. Stage freight is something that every public speaker has had to deal with and work through at one point or another. One of the best ways to overcome stage freight is to Own the Moment. Realizing that I only have ONE shot to impact the people I am addressing has given me a drive to be my very best. How do I “own the moment?”
1. I have to own the message.
2. I must make EYE CONTACT with the audience.
3. Be prayed up, not catching up.





