1. Turning enemies into friends…

    In previous posts we’ve discussed two important things we’re learning about transition and change:

    1. The words you use are really important.

    2. Always tie the change to the cause.

    Here’s the third lesson:

    3. Always try to make friends, not enemies. Anytime… Read more


  2. If you love change, you’re probably weird…

    I don’t like change.

    There. I said it. I feel better for having admitted it…but I am strangely disappointed in myself.

    I’ve always prided myself on being a change agent. “Let’s do things a new way, don’t limit our options.… Read more


  3. Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words … they’ll sink your ship in a skinny minute.

    I recently contributed some thoughts on transition in a new book by Scott Wilson titled “Steering Through Chaos: Mapping a clear direction for your church in the midst of transition and change”. Today I’d like to share the first… Read more


  4. Stuck in transition…

    My friend Scott Wilson recently wrote a book called “Steering Through Chaos: Mapping a clear direction for your church in the midst of transition and change“. Scott has done a great job of modeling what he writes about .… Read more


  5. I’m definitely going to this conference…

    All Access 2010 Conference Promo from WePlantLife on Vimeo.

    www.allaccess2010.com


  6. “Compelled” – Promo for Acts 12-16 series


  7. What Haiti needs from us now…

    Recently Jason Surratt, our Missions Pastor at Seacoast, visited Haiti with a group of pastors to assess the needs and help form our short term and long term response.

    Click this link to see 3 things that Haiti… Read more


  8. The story behind the Dream Center

    North Charleston Dream Center Promo (2009) from Seacoast Church on Vimeo.


  9. Responding to critics: “Yes, and…”

    iStock_boxer in dress clothes

    Have you ever been in a meeting when someone challenges the validity of an idea and the response to the critic takes all the air out of the room? The free flow of information suddenly stops, and the tension level in… Read more