The issue of sermon stealing has been in the news lately. I’ve wanted to write about something since Scot McKnight began discussing it a couple of years ago…I’ve been putting some thought together. I hope to post it in the next week or so. But the topic of church and stealing has reminded me of…
Tag: money
If I could start over…I would have saved more
Yesterday I wrote that as we began thinking about planting a church in Dublin, I was asked “are there are certain things, that if you could start over, you would have done differently?” As James, Elizabeth & I began tossing that question around, we came up with a number of things. While we all get to learn from our mistakes, hopefully, most of these are lessons we only need to learn once.
Please don’t do this while driving…thank you.
I want to give full credit for this idea to Rich Andrews from the Blue Route Vineyard in Media, PA who told me about Venmo back in July. Today Mashable came out with a story showing a lot of love to Venmo as well, so I thought today would be a good time to post this.
Generosity :: Money (part 5 of 5)
The hardest issue for many people to grasp when it comes to money, is that God’s economy doesn’t work like the economy in “real world.”
A Couple of Links :: Money (part 4 of 5)
Today is “resource day” in our 5 part series on Money.
Learning to be Discontent :: Money (part 3 of 5)
Why do we so easily see lust as a major problem when it comes to the issue of sex, but excuse it when it comes to possessions?
Money (1 of 5): Why We Talk About It
Once every three years we do a full message series on the topic of stewardship @ the Vineyard. In addition to that series, we will generally talk about a money related topic, 3 to 4 times per year.