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God's Take on Sex

This weekend at People’s Church we are starting a series called Sexual Revolution. Everybody has an opinion on this topic, but we are going to share God’s take on the subject. So if your in the OKC area (or even if you’re not) make plans to be at People’s Church this Sunday as we kick off this exciting series with a special performance. Check out the promo video below for more details.

Click here to email an invite for this series. Be sure and bring someone with you this Sunday.

Sexual Revolution from People’s Church on Vimeo.

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This is the video promo for our current series, Game of Life, at People’s Church. (I make a small cameo appearance in this one.)

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Some of the outreach that took place at People’s Church during the month of December.

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Nutcracker drum line performed at People’s Church.

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Looking forward to the encore of this tomorrow.

Looking forward to the encore of this tomorrow.

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This Sunday we start “Revolution Christmas” at People’s Church. We are going to have Trans-Siberian Orchestra music, a light show, a special choir, a 12-piece orchestra, a Nutcracker drum performance, snow and more.

For service times and directions click here.

To invite a friend click here.

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Brad Lomenick on Producing Events

Brad Lomenick, the Director of Catalyst, had a great series of posts on “Producing Events”. Brad knows what it takes to produce events that will draw people back. Since inception, over 90,000 leaders have made the annual trek to Atlanta to participate in the Catalyst Conference experience. Here is a little bit of what Brad had to say:

Content is king. It all starts with content. Without great speakers who can deliver, you’re climbing uphill.
In programming, focus relentlessly on transitions. Many times producers focus so much on the speaking, or the key production parts, that they leave the transitions to chance. It’s essential to have transitions that are seamless, experiential, and connect with the audience.
Learn from those who are more talented, have more money, create bigger events, and know more. Regardless of industry or background, learn from those who are the experts. We’re never too good or too big or too experienced to learn from someone else.
Engage all of the senses. Taste, Touch, Smell, Seeing, Hearing. Hit all of them as much as possible. Most events or experiences only focus on Seeing and Hearing. Disney is the best I’ve seen at this.


Check out more on Producing Events by clicking on one of the links below:

Part One

Part Two

Part Three

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New series Green Peace starts this Sunday at People’s Church.

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8 Things I Appreciate About My Pastor

October is Pastor Appreciation Month. Here are few things that I appreciate about my Pastor.

  1. He values family.
  2. He is a person of high integrity.
  3. The health of the staff is a high priority to him.
  4. He has a good sense of humor.
  5. He is not afraid to try new things in effort to reach people.
  6. He is full of vision.
  7. He is passionate about investing in the next generation.
  8. His humility.
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The Fun Theory: How can you get people to do something that they wouldn’t normally do? Make it fun. Make it enjoyable. What is something normal, routine, or ineffective that you can make fun?