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The Impact of Your Church Sign

Many churches have church signs out front that portray inspiring and sometimes funny messages that are intended to intrigue passers-by. The NACBA MultiBrief Weekly Update from a couple of weeks ago highlighted a story from The Gadsden Times that talks about Rainbow Church of Christ in Gadsden, AL. The church has seen a lot of feedback from […]

Shelby HQ Conference Highlights

“It’s the best conference I have ever attended” -Sally Stanley, Episcopal Diocese of Albany NY Check out our new podcast highlighting moments from the 2011 HQ Conference in Memphis, TN! You’ll see some of the fun and interesting things that went on, as well as customer feedback and what to look forward to in the […]

Time to Try Something Else?

Have you heard about this? Relevant Magazine always finds the most interesting stories, and this one really made me laugh. I respect the man for his beliefs and determination, but it might be time to try something else. Check it out. […]

Tweeters

As most of you know, we just wrapped up our annual International Shelby Conference (ISC) last Friday and the results were better than we could have imagined. Many of you took to Twitter to share and document your time spent at the conference. We got some great feedback about the classes, the giveaways, the performances […]

First Official Day of ISC

Today was the end of checking people in to ISC and the start of our official classes. General Sessions also started today and we gathered for breakfast first thing, Ryan Fonseca opened us up with an incredible worship time. Everyone has been visiting our vendors along vendor row and attending the dozens of classes to […]

This Week…

Google Chrome’s got an update You can now leave comments on WordPress with your Twitter or Facebook account (so comment away) Facebook recognizes your face Nintendo just released its handheld touchscreen Wii U […]

Good vs. Evil

There has been a lot of talk lately about people in the spotlight who have made some bad decisions, hurt their families and bruised their reputations. I really enjoyed Michael Hyatt’s post on Monday about the difference between a sin and a mistake. I also liked Todd Rhoades’ post about how to take Anthony Weiner’s situation and […]

Facebook Pictures That Lie

We’ve all seen them. Some of us have probably even had one or two. The Facebook picture that looks nothing like your true self. I was inspired to write this after seeing a post on Mashable about Bergdorf Goodman and Lucky Magazine holding a casting call for models via Facebook. I first thought about how much […]

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