So little time

It’s amazing how time along with increased maturity changes your perspective about things in life.

If you had told me this when I was young, I wouldn’t know what you were talking about. Life seems endless to the youthful. I remember in my early 20’s driving downhill on a narrow mountain road with a friend…

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Mentors

Biola University just named their new president. Clyde Cook served as the president for the last 25 years, so it is no small feat to find someone to take his place.

From what I read in the Biola Magazine, I am quite impressed with the new president Barry Corey. Aside from his academic and work experience credentials, I found it interesting how he seemed to intentionally prepared himself to reach his goals by having several mentors.

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When I think of internet marketing gurus, I think of “pyramid schemes.” Internet marketers seem to sell programs on how to market products on the internet by telling you to market their internet marketing products. So you are suppose to have an internet marketing business selling internet marketing materials?

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Considering they don’t normally do anything, these 3 pirates in this newest Veggietales full length movie did quite a lot!

Here’s a photo of them.

That’s Larry, Pa Grape, and Mr. Lunt, but they have different stage names for the movie. They are Elliot, George, and Cedrick respectively. I went to see the screening of this movie that will be coming to theaters on January 11, 2008.

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Gary McIntosh, professor at Biola University, says in the Biola magazine, “I wish people understood that the heart of church growth is basic evangelism. It is not about marketing, business practices or a host of other mis-perceptions…Since all people are lost apart from a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, every church must be concerned with church growth that is accomplished through conversion evangelism. This is the heart of church growth thinking today.”

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