The Target (The Cue Philosophy Part IV) »
It has been a popular practice in churches over the past decade or so to take a cue from the business world and clearly define their “target audience.” This language is somewhat unpalatable to us…
A Closer Look (The Cue Philosophy Part III) »
The Cue exists to …
… create an original, unsullied, experience-rich, multi-layered environment
where we increase the occurrence of people interacting
with God, his Word, his…
A Word About Popular Methodologies (The Cue Philosophy Part II) »
A Word About Popular Methodologies
Moving forward. Asking questions. Dialogue. Facing hang-ups. Belonging before believing. Deconstructing religious (and not necessarily biblical) language and ruts….
The Cue »
For the past few months, Westwinds has been retooling of all our naming conventions—a rebranding from top to bottom. Our titles, programs, facilities … everything was put on the table….
Aggregations and Gateways (The Cue philosophy Part I) »
Often times, we are asked about our philosophy of ministry when it comes to The Cue—our weekend gathering at Westwinds. For those who are new to church, the atmosphere may not be what they expected…
Yard Sale People »
We had a yard sale today. Everyone in the neighborhood was having one so we got involved (though I usually don’t care to jump on that bandwagon). The impetus for us is trying to raise money…
Best Practices Rag »
David and I are working on a “Best Practices” rag/short magazine that we will make available to those interested in conversations about incarnation and how things play out at the Winds. David is…
Time to Pay the Piper (My Response to John Piper's Blogpost on Twitter in Church) »
Many of you have either sent me emails, called me, or twittered me and asked my response to John Piper’s post on Twittering in church. Piper’s post was actually a response to Josh…
