The latest blog i’ve done with our senior pastor for timsvlog.com. Make sure to check it out and leave a nickname or a vote for the best hip-hop name for Tim.
Poll Question:What would be the best hip-hop nickname for Pastor Tim?
Posted by djberg | Posted in Technology, church | Posted on 03-07-2010
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Most of us that know what blogs are know about hyperlinks and trackbacks(for more on trackbacks check out this previous post), and how everyone likes to further the ideas that interest them. Rob over at eministrynotes.com asks you to follow the rabbit trail of a great article from Terrell Sanders on 8 things pastors need to know about e-ministry. Check out Rob’s post and then read on. Now we understand that content is king but what if we aren’t talking about blogs or writing but our Christian walk? We have the greatest story in the Gospel and someone obviously has already shared that with you. Now does the trail end with you or are you the beginning of someone else’s trail? Do you even have a trail? Did you just share the Gospel or have you followed through helping them deepen their relationship with God and learn how to share it themselves? No clue what I’m talking about? Let me know, I’ve got a carrot for you!
Posted by djberg | Posted in church | Posted on 30-06-2010
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It’s true we’ve done another video blog. You can only imagine what’s on the table of mystery with such a clever title. You’ll also hear a story about a guy who went to school late in life for one particular purpose, when you have a goal are you disciplined to reach it?
Posted by djberg | Posted in church | Posted on 29-06-2010
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I told you i’d be sharing my video blogs that I do with Tim Passmore, the Pastor at Woodland. This weeks is Flashlight and as I tweeted the day of I was bossed around, called names, and nearly blinded in the making of this video, and for that reason alone you shouldn’t miss it!
One of the things I got our senior pastor to do was a video blog on a semi-regular basis. The are ususally short, funny, and provide a unique spirtual viewpoint that helps reinforce a biblical truth. I was in the very first one (which you can see here) and am now becoming a regular person to interact with Tim. See the first of the latest videos below and keep up with me (twitter and facebook) and Tim too (twitter and facebook).
Posted by djberg | Posted in church | Posted on 14-02-2010
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As part of the creative team for Woodland, part of what I do is find creative elements to use in the services. As this weekend is Valentine’s weekend I found this hilarious clip from the Skit Guys called Love Words, enjoy!
Posted by djberg | Posted in church | Posted on 29-01-2010
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I was going through my twitter feed tonight when I came across a tweet that got me to go to Amazon.com and on their front page they were talking about their use of Frustration-Free Packaging. It’s not totally new but it was the first time i’ve actually read through the page, the one that got my attention:
What’s the difference between Certified Frustration-Free Packaging and traditional packaging?
The Certified Frustration-Free Package (on the left) is recyclable and comes without excess packaging materials such as hard plastic clamshell casings, plastic bindings, and wire ties. It’s designed to be opened without the use of a box cutter or knife and will protect your product just as well as traditional packaging (on the right).
Did you get that? They want to take away all the crap that gets in the way and allow you to get to what you really want. Sound familiar? In church it seems to be the same way many times there’s lots of crap we have to get through to get to what we are really searching for, the Grace and Love of our Savior. But how many times have people not gotten to that because there’s so much crap in the way? They have to get through all the “church” to get to the Christ. All the rules and regulations that people have created that actually stop people from the relationship. When people are worried more about where to park, what to wear, or all the other things than being able to forget about all these distractions and begin to on what God is trying to share with them that day.
So what are you doing to make it easier for people to reach Christ?
Click the picture above for the album of pictures from the 2009 Navajo trip
Navajo Mission 2010
Black Mesa, NM & Window Rock, AZ
June 11th – 19th
Each year Woodland sends a team to New Mexico to minister at the Navajo Reservation. They work mainly with three organizations: Western Indian Ministries, Forest Lake Baptist Church in Black Mesa, and Rez Refuge. Ministry opportunities include: construction and renovation, distribution of clothing and health care supplies, outreach at local orphanages, and senior craft seminars, as well as many other opportunities to serve.
This summer a group from Woodland will once again be heading out including, Shana (my wife), and I. This years project list isn’t finalized as we try to find out from the people what the greatest need is and assist in those areas. along with the projects listed above. I will once again be helping out with their wireless networking, computers repairs and upgrades, and implementing a backup system at the school. We ask for your prayers and financial support as we prepare for this trip. We also are looking for computer, monitor and networking equipment donations.
If you are Anyone responsible for Information Technology in a ministry setting … Business Admins, IT Directors, Network Admins, Helpdesk, staff or volunteers … regardless of church/organization size, then You will NOT want to miss this amazing opportunity to learn from your IT peers from across the country! Check out the CITRT website for all the latest details: