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  • Although my official title is executive pastor at Granger Community Church--my role is all about finding high capacity people with great hearts and getting them the resources they need so together we can help people meet Jesus. I really believe I lead the greatest staff on the planet, and my joy is in helping them hit the ball out of the park. In my spare time, I get the privilege of writing books and teaching workshops to help leaders of other churches learn from our mistakes and successes.

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    21st Century Accountability

    We launched a series at Granger a couple weeks ago called Get in the Game. This is another series when we are reducing everything down to a few steps, encouraging the congregation to focus on five.

    Two weeks ago, Rob Wegner encouraged the congregation to begin reading their Bibles. We introduced a simple, helpful tool, and hundreds stepped up to the challenge.

    Personally, I decided to extend the challenge to a small group of friends. So 14 have joined me. Here is what we are doing...

    • Reading one chapter a day from The Essential Bible Guide: 100 Readings Through The World's Most Important Book (written by Whitney T. Kuniholm), which includes reading a couple chapters of Scripture each day.
    • Using a Google Spreadsheet to all record our progress on one document. This is accessible to all of us, through the web, even simultaneously.
    • Utilizing YouVersion to record our thoughts from the daily reading. I'm even using YouVersion to read the Bible as well. We can set up profiles, and follow each other's thoughts from day-to-day.

    I don't know about you, but I do better when others are with me. This will be a fun, 100-day challenge that will take us through the summer.

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    Does anyone know if YouVersion allows you to set up your own community or group (i.e. set up a community just for your church to focus on one area of Scripture and share with each other)? I have emailed them but no response.

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