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Groan. I have been waylaid by a sinister snot monster. It ambushed me sometime early Wednesday a.m., because I woke up talking like Donald Duck. Normally, I would appreciate that since he’s my favorite cartoon character. Just before lunch, the…
I was trying to catch up on some podcasts today and was listening to Neat Little Mac App’s review of K.I.T. (Keep It Together). One cool thing about NLMA’s podcast is that while not quite a vidcast, they do use…
Talk about a definite time waster… but soooo fascinating. If you have a Twitter account (and if you don’t, why not?!), check out Twitter Blocks. It graphically shows who is following your updates and who is following theirs, and so…
I was listening to an Bill Hybels’ podcast the other day from this year’s National New Church Conference. Hybels is the pastor of megachurch Willow Creek in Illinois, and he was sharing some thoughts and principles for church planters. As…
Dan Zak, a columnist for the Washington Post hasa great articlefor all of us – both pro and beginning bloggers. He lists 10 things that we can do to “be more than a blip in the blogosphere.” Swing by and…
I was doing a search just to see how many “Journey Churches” I could find on the net. It’s a little overwhelming.Our churchis unrelated officially to any of these, but I thought I’d take you on an internet stroll to…
Allow me to preface my ramblings with this statement: I know many people have studied this topic more than me; books probably exist about this topic. Also, I understand that these concepts did not originate with me. I was reviewing…
Well, I must say that the nifty little plugin created byNate Sandenhas really done its job.Combined with the financial reward to commenters (first saw the idea onGlen’s blog), itspawned more interaction and comment participation in one month than I’ve had…
Afew weeks ago, I was interviewed by a student fromUAMfor an article in UAM’s online student magazine, The Voice.The story is up now.It was a little strange being interviewed (again) forMonticelloLiveand its contributions to the community. I’m grateful that the…