Archive for December, 2003
for the astute readers here, you’ll notice that the date of the blog entries are not found in bold letters at the top of each entry, but relegated to the footer, in fine print.. this was by design, b/c I am probably clockin’ in an entry a bit less than once a week, and my […]
recurring idea: it takes friendship — real relationship with people, not yes-men (or, yes-people, those who say yes to you all the time) to make a successful venture, be it non-profit or for-profit or whatever; excerpt from a branding case study: [Cantalupo] has the talent required to do this, so does Charlie Bell (COO) and […]
on my travels, I’m more often watching the biography channel (since I don’t have cable at home), and caught a piece about how wrestling became rassling.. one of those rassling historians observed that wrestling gained its popularity through 2 pivotal indivs: Andre’ the Giant, and Hulk Hogan.. and how the big event of rassling brought […]
question >> I’m looking for a pastoral EM position in Northern California. Any ideas?
djchuang >> some of the challenges you might have is your geographical focus and theological particularities (based on our previous dialogue).. the newly redesigned www.aaministry.org website has many opportunities listings in the forum — you can check them through there, and also […]
the clash of the titans is well underway online, Chuck Colson in one corner [re: the demise of postmodernistic relativism], and Brian McLaren in the other (in PDF format) [re: the emerging church’s missionally engaging the prevailing culture].. or, read it in good ol’ HTML, Justin Baeder’s posted it in entirety (thanks Justin!)
my favorite counter-punch […]
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