Monthly Archives: March 2009

Still Looking for a Few Good Men

When I was growing up, it seemed like men were different. I can’t put my finger on it exactly—and maybe it’s a rose-colored glasses thing tinted by youth and inexperience—but men seemed more serious back in the 1960s than the men of today. Back then, if a man who lived nearby said he’d meet you [...]

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Revival Then and Now

I wrote about systems the other day, and this systemic difference between a hundred years ago and now came to mind: Then, when revival came after times of diligently seeking the Lord, everyone dropped whatever he was doing and local churches were filled to capacity 24/7 for weeks and sometimes even months. Now, after many [...]

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Wicked Systems

Anyone who reads this blog knows that I have little patience for attempting to run churches by business principles. That’s been weighed in the scale and found wanting every time it’s been attempted. Last evening, as I was prepping for an interview I was to conduct with a supply chain expert for one of the [...]

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