Category Archives: Projects
Dream Year, day 1
So today was the first phone call with Ben. He led off with “is this a good time?” (very ironic given that the call has been scheduled for today at 1pm for about 4 weeks.) Is this a good time? … Continue reading
Filed under Art with a capital A, creativity, Projects
The death of evangelicalism?
Today I went into a meeting to design our January series. To prep for the meeting I sketched out a breakdown of who attends our church. I thought I’d share it with you: At our church, there are 3.5 distinct … Continue reading
Filed under church, creativity, evangelicalism, God, leadership, organizations, postmodernism, Projects, Theology of Culture
Process, Process, Process
Let me say this again: it’s a healthy and sustainable process that creates excellent organizations, not just visionary entrepreneurs who can magically pull the rabbit out of the hat. I learned all these lessons early, in this bizarre sport called … Continue reading
Filed under church, leadership, organizations, Projects
Challenge for creative churches
I’d like to invite you to join my newest project: a call to art www.bit.ly/calltoart The goal is to inspire churches to stretch their creativity and try to use broader references when they create stuff. Without meaning to, most of … Continue reading
Filed under Art with a capital A, church, creativity, evangelicalism, God, Projects, Theology of the Arts, Uncategorized
greetings again
Hello again, I must apologize, I think, for leaving this site more or less vacant these last few weeks. I struggle as a blogger, because my creativity seems to come in bursts, so I wind up having ideas for like … Continue reading
Filed under music business, Projects, Theology of the Arts
SoundCrawl
Hey, so interesting times here in the Nash. The SoundCrawl call for works went out earlier this week and we’ve begun to receive submissions; we’ve also been getting the word out through boring channels like our old colleges and professors. … Continue reading
