Pastor Craig Groeschel told the story of the founding of LifeChurch.tv in today’s All-Staff. In the process, he shared 10 life lessons:

This past weekend, we took our kids to the circus. I’m amazed at the stunts these performers do every single night. They make it look so easy. At one point seven motorcycles were riding and looping around in a little caged ball in perfect synchronization. Just the spinning itself would have made me dizzy and sick.

This post is not for everyone, but it’s for you. You know who you are.
You already have a great job that pays the bills, but you’ve felt a slight disconnect between the mission of your employer (or your clients) and your own. Their mission isn’t bad, it just doesn’t resonate with the thump that God put in your heart.

Yesterday I did an interview for an online radio program called “Women of Grace & Freedom.” Yes, I know what you’re thinking, and I thought that at first too. But, although the hosts are women, and I am not, they don’t only talk about issues for just women.

I recently redesigned the Lifetime Weekly email newsletter. Each Wednesday, I send out the newsletter on behalf of Lifetime Guarantee ministries. It consists of a main article by one of the Gillhams (and sometimes by me), and I also write the introductory column.

We’ve been introducing our oldest son Caleb (almost six years old) to some of the classic games that we enjoyed as a kids. On one of these occasions, we brought out a deck of Uno cards.

For the last two years, I’ve been allowed to poke my head behind the curtain of the LifeChurch.tv web sites and pull a few levers. Each freelance project I dive into with their “Digerati” team pushes and stretches me a step higher. What I love is that they truly get the web. They understand how [...]

In early 2006, I said goodbye to Lifetime Guarantee Ministries after six years of managing their web site, lifetime.org. In those years, while attending seminary and studying subjects like Greek, systematic theology, and hermeneutics (aka preaching), I found myself instead devouring every article I could find on designing and coding great web sites.

This weekend, more than a thousand churches in the US and throughout the world will be participating in OnePrayer.

Even if you know that I work for Right From The Heart, you may not know much more than that. We played this five-minute video in all five services (totaling about 5,000 people) at our church, Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, a couple weeks ago.