Apple’s “Genius Bar” – The Church Equivalent?
So I am just starting to use more Apple products. I’m not exactly a tech early adapted (as anyone on our FYI team will readily tell you) and I have never visited an Apple Genius Bar.
So I am just starting to use more Apple products. I’m not exactly a tech early adapted (as anyone on our FYI team will readily tell you) and I have never visited an Apple Genius Bar.
Three to four years ago, the only people who had smart phones were the ones who really needed them.
As Kara is at Princeton today sharing at the Conference on Emerging Adulthood, I thought it might be fitting to spur some dialogue about the importance of mentoring communities in the lives of emerging adults.
Before I die, I hope to meet someone who truthfully enjoys the DMV experience.
There are some questions that everyone gets asked.
Last week my son and I had a real treat. A friend of mine, Troy Murphy, is both senior pastor at Green Bay Community Church and the chaplain for the Green Bay Packers.
I LOVE this recent blog by the Harvard Business Review about the importance of friends – being a good friend, being generous to your friends, etc.
Irene Cho, our awesome FYI teammate, let me know last week about a new show on MTV called “If You Really Knew Me”…
Note: This article is an adaptation of chapter three of The Promise of Despair: The Way of the Cross as the Way of the Church (Nashville: Abingdon, 2010). This excerpt was extracted and edited by Jonathan Davis.
Preface: In conversations …
Wow. I had such a great time at the reunion of youth group kids from the 80′s and 90′s at my old church, San Diego First Assembly of God…