I recently had the opportunity to speak at a camp in Missouri and here is what I learned.

1.  Outdoor tabernacles still exist and they are HOT!!
2. Toilet seats can break just by sitting on them. (ask and i will explain)
3. Students today want to be challenged with the Word.
4. God can work despite your defects.
5. You can learn a lot about life and God from an afternoon swim at the pool.
6. I Love spending time with my family.
7. 100 degrees without a breeze really means 110.
8. Coffee is still good in extreme heat.
9. My wife is the best!
10. There is such a thing as a Happy, Gospel-Preaching Calvinist (in other words not all Calvinist are angry)!!

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If your not down with a game for Decision Darts for your next church plant location then take a look at the follow list of cities that have be identified as the fastest growing cities in the states.

According to citymayors.com here is the top ten cities that have seen the largest amount of growth since 2000.

1.  Los Angelos, California – 125.131 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – The Hollywood Church

2.  New York, New York – 77,464 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – Grace

3.  San Antonio, Texas – 70,079 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – SEND ME A COMMENT WITH CHURCH

4.  Phoenix, Arizona – 67,371 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – Poiema Church

5.  Houston, Texas – 56,059 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – Kaleo Church

6.  Fort Worth, Texas – 50,428 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant - City View Church

7.  Charlotte, North Carolina – 43,830 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant - Elevation Church

8.  San Diego, California – 43,353  (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant -The Resolved Church

9.  Raleigh, North Carolina – 40,709 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant – Christ the King

10.  Henderson, Nevada – 39,471 (population growth since 200o)

existing church plant -Gracepoint Church

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