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It’s almost Father’s Day, and I’ve got five iPod Nano’s left for sale in various colors. They are all NEW, although two of them don’t have the original box and packaging. I’m letting them go for $175 a piece, which…
Derek over at desertfather.com has been sharing the Top 15 Church Plants in the past year. They were judged according to: weekly attendance (as proportionate to target population), yearly baptisms (as evidence of new conversions), and finally, by concrete impact…
Todd over at MMI had an entry the other day that intrigued me. He asked readers to comment about what are some of the dumb things they’ve heard other Christians say. One stands out so far: When we were considering…
Douglas Baker served as special assistant to former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (now a presidential candidate), as associate pastor of First Baptist, Alexandria, VA, and as the founding editor-in-chief of The Kairos Journal. Baker has written an article that was…
Holy cow! Talk about a taste sensation! Chris Lathan just came into Dad’s Place this a.m. with a bag of Dorito’s new chip, the X-13D. Even the bag looks Mission Impossiblish. What is more astounding is that one chip tastes…
Ever wanted to know what RSS is all about? Blog feeds? (I didn’t even know they could get hungry…)Check out Tim’s great article on some of the basics…
I’m enjoying this addictive little feedback tool created by Postreach. You can see it at the bottom of every post. It’s a way of “voting” on a post without having to leave a comment. Hopefully, this will create more feedback…
Stop by the compete blog to read the full story on how Facebook users are still not up to speed as MySpace users are. However, with the addition of new programs and apps for Facebook, the entire story ain’t been…
That would be the modern-day, Arkansas version of what John Newton (former slave owner and author of the hymn Amazing Grace) wrote to a young pastor. Cavman excerpts some of the letter in an entry on his blog. It’s a…