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I saw a tweet from Scott Duvall today that aligned with some thoughts I was having over coffee and scripture relative to our society, iOSes and pirates. @jscottduvall: More and more convinced that the driving passion of our culture is…
Aaron Peck over at Carp Dime is contemplating blogicide. I hope you’ll swing by his latest post and talk him away from the delete key. He’s been blogging inconsistently (haven’t we all?) for nine years, so it’s worth your 3…
This year I’ve been in process of rewiring my brain and its use of technology. I used a dumb phone for two months to jumpstart that process digitally. I have also been attempting a content revolution in the way I…
Put another way, we could ask, “Are the number of Americans who do not attend church declining?” This interview with sociologist Rodney Stark about his recent book America’s Blessings has prompted me to add it to my “to-read” list on…
A la carte is a collection of articles and observations ranging from technology to church. In this entry:
Things 20 year-olds don't get
Are milennials really leaving the church?
Are 40-minute sermons passé?
A Flickr alternative: Trovebox
This “Our Story” series has become quite and epic, and I can’t believe it’s been four years since the last installment! So where did we leave off? Oh yeah, we were living in Monticello, and I’d shared with you in…
Here’s another video in the great promotional series for Blacksburg and the New River Valley: Check out the first video here.
For my newer readers, a la carte is a collection of articles and posts across the web that I’ve bookmarked as interesting (usually through Pocket, a great service). Here we go: Evangelism and Email Chuck Lawless raises practical concerns about…
A little over two months. About 1/6 of the year. That was the length of my DLAE (digital life adjustment experiment). You can read about it in the entries above. Synopsis: I boxed my iPhone 5 for two months and…