Here are some pictures I snapped in the last two days as we hosted the Willow Creek Leadership Summit at Resurrection. The first pictures are from our narthex (lobby) during breaks. l to r: Brian Slezak, Chuck Russell, yours truly
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Personal highlights from today … Craig Groeschel: “What is ‘it’? Don’t know.” “‘It’ happens. But often ‘it’ doesn’t.” “The early church – those dudes had ‘it’.” “To reach people no one else is reaching, we will have to do things no one else is doing.” And the corollary: “To do things that no one else [...]
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Personal highlights from today … Gary Haugen: “If God is passionate about it, He is responsible for it.” Bill George: “Understand the purpose of your leadership.” “Follow your compass, not your clock.” “Leadership isn’t about having power over others, but about empowering others.” Bill Hybels: “I never advocate insane living. I’ve done it, but I [...]
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Why did I launch clifguy.com and then not blog for 6 weeks? trip to Florida to meet with Christ Fellowship and Flamingo Road personal briefcase/laptop bag stolen lost my assistant Amy (promoted to the executive suite – good for her, bad for me!) interviewed for and hired Amy’s replacement several staff teams moving from one [...]
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Three months ago I posted about how I was fed up with iTunes and was uninstalling it. Well … here I am downloading iTunes and QuickTime. I’m NOT happy about it, but too many things just assume you have it. My new digital camera (purchased to replace the one in my stolen laptop bag) records [...]
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If you visit clifguy.com as opposed to subscribing with a feed reader then you can see the Google gadget on the left counting down the days until the Fall 2008 Church IT RoundTable at Seacoast Church in the Charleston, SC area. Early bird registration is $50. It goes up to $75 on August 8. I [...]
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