Today I’m starting a new series here called What You Might Have Missed From the Interwebs. I like to read, and I follow quite a few different people on Twitter, which means I’m exposed to a decent amount of stuff per week. I don’t have the time to create a blog post for each one, not to mention that I wouldn’t want to flood your in boxes, so I’ve decided that once a week I’ll try to do one blog post that includes several links with a really brief description.
So here is edition #1:
1. Barna Update | State of the Bible: 6 Trends for 2014.
Of note:
While the majority of people still come to the Scriptures to connect with God, their number is shrinking, from 64% in 2011 to 56% in 2014. Today, people are increasingly likely to come to the Bible for more pragmatic needs: nearly one-third (up from 26% in 2011) say they read the Bible for comfort or to help them address life’s questions.
2. Preach Better Sermons: Free Online Webinar from Preaching Rocket. I’m going to register for this event, by the way.
3. Harvard Business Review | Team Chemistry Is the New Holy Grail of Performance Analytics. What’s the perfect way to build team chemistry? They haven’t quite figured it out yet, but it’s a burgeoning field. Perhaps one day church teams will implement some of these methods.
And that’s it for this first edition.
Questions? Comments? What links have you enjoy in the last few weeks?
