Tag: RE.THINK Church
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Embracing the Kingdom Treasure: The Power of Small Acts and Generosity
In our journey of faith, we often find ourselves pondering the grand gestures we believe are necessary to make a significant impact in the Kingdom of God. However, as we explored in this week’s sermon, “Kingdom Treasure,” Jesus teaches us through parables that it’s often the small, seemingly insignificant acts of obedience that can lead…
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Top 5 Books of 2020
To be honest, I have worshiped the idol of leadership. I picked this book up on whim. As I read these letters between a father and a son, it felt like God was confronting my worship of leadership.
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Success for the generations
t week, a 15-year-old girl challenged me. She asked what our community should look like in ten years if RE.THINK Church is successful. I’ve been so consumed with growing an audience and building my influence. I’ve been thinking about success wrong. What if my success as a pastor isn’t about a larger church?
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The Middle Phase
The middle phase of any venture, in my opinion, is the most difficult to push through. I believe breakthroughs, innovations and advancements have been missed by millions of people because they gave up in the middle phase of a venture. The middle phase is where thousands of great dreams, inventions, skill sets and innovations lay…
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Bears. Trains & You
Leaders, we need to spend time developing our product, our delivery systems, our future destinations and goals. Helping develop young leaders is one great way to help that process take place. Empowering young leaders will carry our mission further and faster than we ever expected.
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Professor Shoelace…
I wasn’t really interested in learning to tie shoes. I was more interested in finding information that showed how right I was so I could show Shad how smart I was. That’s not what happened.
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3 lessons I learned by eating lunch with 5th and 6th graders
What was unusual for me growing up, now seems to be the norm. It’s encouraging when you realize the power of a positive, consistent voice in the life of a teenager.
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Hammock
It’s pure genius because it is a perfect example of my life growing up in church. I grew up knowing all the right answers about the church, Jesus, and the Bible.
Marc Ulrich 