kimball.jpga) This new blog post

b) He’s forming a new community/alliance with Erwin McManus, Scot McKinght, Rick McKinley, and others

c) Quotes like this from the article above:

“Yes, people are attracted by the music, preaching, or children’s programs, but there may be more to these large churches than simply the programming. There are also people being the body of Christ in their communities. When these disciples build relationships with non-Christians, the evidence of the Spirit in their lives is attractive. The existence of programs and buildings does not mean mature disciples are not a significant reason why these churches grow. “

d) His haircut (if you like that sort of thing.  Personally, I don’t.)

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Michael Krahn (michael.krahn@gmail.com) is a husband, father, Pastor, writer, and recording artist who enjoys books, theology, technology and the Ottawa Senators.
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