Here is the final installment, looking back to the start of the blog from October through December 2007.

For the other sections, see parts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

October

• Explained our methdology for doing the largest and fastest growing list in Outreach Magazine.
• Did a podcast on preaching with my friend Michael Duduit from Preaching Magazine.
• Asked opinions on a book cover, and received a lot of helpful comments.
• Shared some important new research I did for Leadership Network.

November

• Responded to Dan Kimball's suggestion I get a new haircut.
• Reflected on guidelines for missiological contextualization.
• Linked and posted the presentations at the Building Bridges Calvinism conference. I was one of the most clicked pages on the blog.
• While speaking at the Assemblies national church planting summit, created a list of Assemblies of God fun facts (which, I have been told, was subsequently read aloud at the Springfield, MO headquarters).

December

• Announced that I was named the "Interim Teaching Pastor" at FBC Hendersonville. I had been preaching already a couple of months and I am still there today. A great church and I love teaching there.
• Was publicly accused of plagiarism and responded here. (The author of that post, David Wayne, is struggling with cancer. Pray for him and follow his blog here.)
• Talked about my time in Philadelphia and discussed "third place" churches.
• Corrected an erroneous report on The Trinity Broadcasting Network which they later clarified.
• Posted new research on the decline of younger leader involvement in the SBC.