Relaunching IfJesusHadAWebsite.net
Wow...it's already been a year, hasn't it? (Well, at least since I legitimately updated IfJesusHadAWebsite.net.)
The reason? Well, I simply lost my inspiration for the site. It had been over a year since I had done any church website work, and it was becoming harder to write from the perspective of the church webmaster. Week-to-week, I just wasn't sure what to write about any more, and just didn't feel called to keep writing. So I started to let the blog fade into the background...
That is until a few weeks ago when I got inspired again. However, the song of inspiration was different this time...
So now, If Jesus Had A Website is relaunching as a Christian life blog, aiming to write about the lives we live and how they are and should be influenced by our faith.
Yes, I realize that that is a rather broad topic, but my thoughts range all across the spectrum anyway, so that's probably a good thing for you and I both. I've also toyed with the idea of bringing in some guest writers as well to help represent a variety of perspectives to the blog and provide more food for thought to us all.
So, welcome to the new If Jesus Had A Website, and I hope you enjoy the new material and perspectives we have coming...
[P.S. - All the old posts are still around, if you're looking for them. They've been relegated to the archives, but can still be found by searching!]

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