Archive for December, 2006

December 26, 2006 | In: archives

One Of The Big Questions

Outreach Magazine is running an essay contest for university students asking the question: What is one major spiritual challenge facing my generation today? (BTW, thanks for bringing this to my attention, Dan)I'm curious to hear what you all have to...

December 22, 2006 | In: archives

Merry Christmas

A Very Merry Christmas To All This Coming Monday!I will be out of town spending the long weekend with family, so I'll be taking a few days off from posting. My best wishes and prayers go out to all of the webbed world!Feliz Navidad!Joyeux Noel!God...

December 20, 2006 | In: archives

3 For This Year, 3 For Next

Coming up on the end of the year, I'd like to do a quick wrap up of a few of the things we've seen this past year, and what we expect (or at least would like to see) in the next year. Let's thank Darren for the inspiration, and get on with...

December 13, 2006 | In: archives

Distributing The Wealth

I read a quality article a few weeks ago at ProBlogger where Darren Rowse, a former church pastor in Austrailia, writes about building community in a blog by giving jobs to readers. Please take the time to read it because it's excellent advice. ...

December 12, 2006 | In: archives

The Upcoming Week

You may have noticed that I've been holding out a bit early this week. Well, I'll be leaving for a short vacation tomorrow evening until Monday, Dec. 18th. So I've been saving up a good piece for you to think about while I'll be...

December 8, 2006 | In: archives

Firestarters

Today, I was doing my typical web surfing, and I came across the Christian vs. Christ-follower post over at Think Christian. Basically, they have a set of three commercials that parody the Mac vs. PC commercials you've probably seen either on the...

Well, another month has come and gone already, and that means we're collecting poll results and bringing them to you. I have to admit that November's results to the question "How often do you redesign your church's website?" were...

We're now full-tilt into the Christmas season (well, three months in if you follow the retailer's timeline), and maybe you'd like to do something on your site in recognition of the time of year. It's a pretty common practice, and...

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