We’ve been spending the past 5 days re-looking and sharpening

ForeRunner’s Mission & Vision.

Look below for our final draft… and get excited with us! =)

Our Mission

Serve Others in reaching the lost through music

Our Vision

In an effort to fulfill the Great Commission in our generation,

• We see…Hundreds of thousands of people becoming followers of Christ

in Asia and around the world

• We see…ForeRunner as a passionate community of gifted artisans who

are recognized leaders in music communication

• We see…ForeRunner as a movement equipping ministry partners with

training, talent and guidance

• We see…Hundreds of musical bands communicating the love of Christ

in a language that is culturally relevant

• We see…ForeRunner being used by God to change the world! =)

Just read this… and thot it was good ‘food for thot’

“When you were born, you alone were crying and everybody else was happy. The important question I want to ask is this: when you die are you alone going to be happy, leaving everybody else crying?”

“The answer depends on whether you live to gain titles or testimonies. When they lay you in the grave, are people going to stand reciting fancy titles you earned, or are they going to stand around giving testimonies of the good things you did for them. . .?”

“There’s nothing wrong with titles. Titles are good things to have. But if it ever comes down to a choice between a title or a testimony– go for the testimony.”

Anthony Compolo – in his book ‘Who Switched the Price Tags?’
(relating abt a pastor speaking to a group of college students)

Lil and I spent the brand new year on our knees.. partly by ‘accident’.

It all started late last night when we kinda got into some disagreement… which led us to talk and talk for almost 2 hours.. which finally ended up on our knees praying… asking the Lord to renew our relationship with Him, with each other, and with our kids and families.

It was truly a blessed time!

Lil reflects: ‘… it’s was good to start off the year committing ourselves as parents to the Lord, and committing our children to him; we desire that they would grow up knowing and loving Him. But our prayer is that we would first know Him, to accurately reflect Christ to them…’