I got pulled, kicking and screaming, into yet another web2.0 app. This one is called Tumblr, which as far as I can tell serves as shorthand to blogging (or conversely, is a juiced-up version of Twitter). I really don’t need another blog platform; so I want to know:
1. Who’s on Tumblr? How are you using it?
2. What’s the best way to leverage this tool?
here’s my page
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Tagged: oh no not another web app
This conversation thread discovered at the Citizen-Times, in response to an article about Obama meeting privately with evangelical faith leaders. Notice the lumping together in the 2nd response of “religious leaders,” and to whom we bend our knee:
Who really gives a flying $*%^ what Franklin Graham, or any “religious leader” thinks about anything???
6/12/2008 7:46:38 AM
Who really gives a flying $*%^ what Franklin Graham, or any “religious leader” thinks about anything???<br /> FCC23
I sure do.And one day ,you will also bend your knee in recognize of the Lord.
6/12/2008 8:48:09 AM
I sure do.And one day ,you will also bend your knee in recognize of the Lord. 2steppen
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George P. Wood at AG Think Tank asked for some feedback on the AG General Council’s interest in drumming up support for our four core doctrines: Salvation, the Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Divine Healing, and the Rapture of the Saints.
I offered my two cents (and about a dollar more thrown in for good measure) here.
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Tagged: advice, ag, AG Think Tank, conversation, doctrine, George Wood, opinion
here’s what we did over the weekend, in no particular order.
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Following an evening of preaching, reading, singing and dancing, the cast and crew of the Church Basement Roadshow left town at around 10:30 p.m., pulling out of the Sequoyah Community parking lot and beginning the long trek through darkness to Portland after the “Rollin’ gospel revival” wrapped up its’ final California event in Oakland last night. Revivalists Tony Jones, Doug Pagitt and Mark Scandrette have been at this for just under ten days, and have clearly found the rhythm of life on the road even as the subtle cracks of fatigue become apparent. But they’re giving it a whoop, and a push, and they’re giving it all they’ve got; and the Oakland show was no exception to the rule.
These are guys on a mission: Keep reading →
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