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Gameshow Relationships

Contrary to public opinion, I think the Bachelor and the Bachelorette are important shows. Seriously? You ask. This post started because my friend Kate Murray shared her thoughts on the show. She said: Last night I watched the Bachelorette.  I never watch the Bachelorette.  I don’t know what got into me, but I sat on …

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Greg Boyd Is On To Something

Greg Boyd tweeted the above tweet this morning.  This is EXACTLY the argument I am making in my new book.  Everything goes back to the tree.  We cannot understand the Gospel, the mission of God and the cross without understanding what is happening with the tree.

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Are Conferences Really About Relationships

Are conferences really about the relationships and people? Recently a lot of my friends attended the Theology After Google conference in Claremont, CA.  Needless to say I SOOOOO wanted to be there. Tripp streamed some of the video of the conference and it looked awesome. I heard Callid Keefe-Perry (aka: TheImageOfFish) just crushed it out …

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Straight From The Horses Mouth

A guy I follow offered the following quote from Bill Hybels.  I don’t have the exact source but I have to believe it is true. “The local church is the hope of the world, and its future rests primarily in the hands of its leaders.” – Bill Hybals Do you buy that statement?

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The Loss Of A Virtual Friend

If anyone doubts the reality or validity of virtual relationships, wait until someone who you know only through the virtual world commits suicide. Yesterday was one of those remarkably surreal days.  I was perched in the corner of Starbucks and periodically checking my Twitter account when I read the following tweet. “@jbonewald: Sadenned to hear …

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Confronting The Enemy Within

I’m a white Anglo male in case you didn’t know. ;-P And recently I was reminded that I am at the top of the oppressive food chain.  Not a good place to be sometimes. Recently Professor Soong-Chan Rah wrote an open letter to Mike Foster, Jud Wilhite and Zondervan stating publicly his offense at the …

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Rob Bell’s Telling Of The Beatitudes

A modern telling of the B-attitudes.. 140 characters at a time via @realrobbell Blessed are those who don’t have it all together. Blessed are those who have run out of strength, ideas, will power, resolve, or energy. Blessed are those who ache because of how severely out of whack the world is. Blessed are those …

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17 Common Types of Tweets

Twitter, the ADHD brother of Facebook, takes a lot of heat.  And unfairly I would say. The critics always dumb it down saying it’s 90% crap.  But I disagree. I find it fascinating listening to the thought process that emerges in 140 characters. In many ways, it clarifies the thinking process requiring us to really …

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The Wisdom Of Crowds

Are you adding your “bit” of value to the Kingdom, or are you letting the expert do it for you? I’m in the process of listening to the audiobook Crowdsourcing by Jeff Howe.  It’s one of those rare books that offers a compelling look at a phenomenon as it is happening.  Crowdsourcing looks at how …

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Social Media’s Impact

Popout This video really struck me.  The statistics can’t be ignored.  Social media is changing our lives whether we like it or not.  It’s a phenomenon that is fundamentally shifting culture.  A couple of things that really stood out to me. Social media has overtaken porn as the #1 activity on the web. 1 out …

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