Thanks for popping over Holly,

Great to hear that you learn thru podcasts and that we listen to some of the same messages! I haven\\’t listened to many of Chris Hodges’ lately, will have to get back to that. Thanks for suggesting his!

Thanks for sharing what you\'re reading Dan! Emotional Intelligence 2.0 sounds like a great book, may have to check it out!

That\'s exactly the song I\'m talking about Jay!

Thanks Dan, and agreed!

Personally, this is the size of post I like. If you have more than 500 words you easily lose me. Everything you said was great!

I love how you give the adults an opportunity to be a part too!

Change is my friend, however it also depends on what kind of change it is. Does it benefit me, will it help me, is it a change for the good, are we being risk taking, does it support a vision..? There are some changes that I don't like, more like backward change.

Typically what I've learned from analytics are that most people who visit my site came in through searching google, and what's popular is normally something I wrote about another blogger, church, or book. So my most popular post for February, not surprisingly, was "Elevation Church’s – “This Is How We Change the World” documentary – watch online this week only" http://bit.ly/dE3XVv

A couple of my bizarre keywords were aistra 2011 and loughton tucson.

Those are great places to find leader! I've found people who could be potential leaders or volunteers by watching them and asking them to serve. Sometimes you can also find them online by looking at who they are and sometimes you can just tell they'd make a great leader by what they are saying there.

In the world of an offline (or in person) introvert social networking is a blessing. It gives me a way to communicate and have friends when if there was no internet I'd be lost and silent. For me it's a blessing. I also believe that being that we're in the 21st century now that if you want to go with the flow and be where the people are the church should be online as well. Personally I'm more likely to visit your church if you're active on Facebook or Twitter, have a good website, or have a good blog. If I can't find anything on you, I probably won't show up. My thoughts.