Archive for February, 2007

I don’t like to slow down, but I’ ve had to for a stomach flu or food poisoning. I’m feeling a bit better now, enough to blog and make mention of 3 things:
LightsTogether.com is a new Christian social networking web app in the works, with some notable backers and funders supporting it. There’s more than […]

A while back I emailed Publisher Thomas Nelson’s CEO, Michael Hyatt, about his blogging, curious if he really did it himself, since I’ve discovered that some (many? all?) top executives often have their staff write the copy on their public communications. He replied back within a day:
Yes, I do all the writing — 100% — […]

I’m planning to be at the Q boutique event in Atlanta, April 25-27. You can call it a conference, but it’s more of a gathering, more about who’s going to be there plus the opportunity for relationship building than the content they’d dispense.
Here’s how I’d describe Q: the event revolves around 22 big ideas from […]

Instead of writing up the more formally sounding book review, I’m going to start blogging my book reactions. I get to peruse many books but rarely finish reading them, b/c I’m not the voluminous reader that Mark Driscoll has been known to be (he read a book a day, for over a year, I’ve heard), […]

Pastor Mark DeYmaz of Mosaic Church (Central Arkansas) and Mosaix Global Network spoke at Denver Seminary’s Chapel earlier this week. You can listen below:
Monday 2/19: Biblical Mandate for the Multi-ethnic Church

Tuesday 2/20: Seven Core Commitments for a Multi-ethnic Church

Or, you can download the MP3 audios from their Chapel Media page.
Sadly, this whole issue’s still […]


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