Hi, I'm Greg
I created this site because I like to think out loud. And I like to think about thinking. I especially like to think about how thinking can be transferred into action. As a Christian and one who has visited many different congregations, I believe this is where churches most often fail, that is, in making the transition from idea to action. But there I go thinking again.
There is no better way to clarify cloudy thinking than by exposing it to the elements. I would love to get your feedback, to hear your ideas, to talk about my thinking and your thinking and if there is any common thought between them. More importantly, I would like to hear from you about how to move thinking into the realm of action.
I am intensely interested in how organizations function. In that area, I teach courses in Organizational Behavior, Organizational Learning, Strategic Planning, and Organizational Communication. But I also am keenly interested in the message that God the Father has transmitted to humankind through his Son Jesus Christ. It gets even more interesting when you blend these two fields together (theology and organizational theory) and allow theology to inform organizational theory and vice versa, when you allow research in the field of organizational life to have an influence on theology. This cross pollination has enormous potential for making a better world.
Oh, and I am also keenly interested in Online Education, primarily because I have been hired by Mid-South Christian College to design, implement, and manage an undergraduate online certificate program for the college.
If you find something interesting, please contact me. Let's talk about it.
There is no better way to clarify cloudy thinking than by exposing it to the elements. I would love to get your feedback, to hear your ideas, to talk about my thinking and your thinking and if there is any common thought between them. More importantly, I would like to hear from you about how to move thinking into the realm of action.
I am intensely interested in how organizations function. In that area, I teach courses in Organizational Behavior, Organizational Learning, Strategic Planning, and Organizational Communication. But I also am keenly interested in the message that God the Father has transmitted to humankind through his Son Jesus Christ. It gets even more interesting when you blend these two fields together (theology and organizational theory) and allow theology to inform organizational theory and vice versa, when you allow research in the field of organizational life to have an influence on theology. This cross pollination has enormous potential for making a better world.
Oh, and I am also keenly interested in Online Education, primarily because I have been hired by Mid-South Christian College to design, implement, and manage an undergraduate online certificate program for the college.
If you find something interesting, please contact me. Let's talk about it.
