Northern Roads by Jeremy Norton

Tag: coffee

Coffee Chats, Technology

3 CLUES TO CULTURE FOUND IN RESTAURANT RENOS

Tim Horton’s Recently Renovated. When culture changes, organizations have to adapt. If an organization wants to continue to fulfil its mandate year after year, change

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Coffee Chats, Leadership

WHY WE SHOULD RESOLVE CONFLICT OVER COFFEE INSTEAD OF EMAIL

…or Text, or Instant Message, or Social Media, or… Today, many church leaders are finding success by making ministry fit better into our culture. Concepts are

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Communication, Leadership

WHY I DITCH THE CHURCH OFFICE IN SEARCH OF THE COMMUNITY WELL

I’d like to expand on last week’s idea. The idea that coffee shops are the community wells of modern Western culture. Where’s your communities watering

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Coffee Chats, Communication

HOW COFFEE SHOPS HELP ME QUENCH MORE THAN THIRST

I love coffee shops! This week I’ve been thinking a lot about how coffee shops fit into our lives as Christians. For me, coffee shops are

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Coffee Chats, Communication

HOW COFFEE SHOPS HAVE BECOME COMMUNITY WELLS

Small Town Coffee Roasters Frequent readers of LeadBiblically.com know of my love for a small town coffee shop in Alaska. There’s a road on the

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Coffee Chats, Communication, Discipleship, Leadership, Ministry

Strengthening Bonds Over a Cup of Coffee

Meeting for coffee is about building relationships, not just enjoying a beverage.

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Bible, Coffee Chats, NT

How Meeting For Coffee Could Be a Biblical Concept

In today’s world of abundant communication, the timeless tradition of meeting up for coffee remains an important aspect of everyday life.

While I’m a big fan of technology, admitting that most information is exchanged via text, email, and social media, there’s an undeniable difference when communicating over a good old cup of joe.

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Coffee Chats, Leadership

Proof that Customer Service and Coffee Shops Go Hand In Hand

Our friend from Washington State visited Canada. We used to live in Calgary, and a friend from Washington came to visit. We tried to do a few things that were iconically Canadian to give her a bit of Canuck-culture.

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Coffee Chats, Communication, Gospels, The North

How a French Press Coffee Pot Fulfilled the Second Greatest Commandment

It was early December, and the past month had been especially bad for high winds. Over the past week, we had lost power a number of times due to downed trees over power lines. The wind storms just kept coming one after the other!

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Bible, Coffee Chats, Discipleship, NT, Outreach

How Downsizing Your Latte Could Become a Fragrant Offering To the Lord

Would it not be amazing, if all missionaries were able to report, “I have received full payment and have more than enough. I am amply supplied…” (Phil. 4:18a) How do we make this happen? It can start today, as you stop into your local coffee shop. Before you order that, ’20-Ounce, Triple-Shot, Sugar-Free Vanilla, Soy-Latte’, take a moment to remember those sharing the Gospel abroad and order a 12-ounce.

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Coffee Chats, Communication

Why Meeting for Coffee Is Really About Relationship

What’s your favourite place to meet people for coffee? Is it just about the quality of the product or the environment? Why do you love meeting people there? What makes it special?

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