Archive for May, 2007
The Illusion of Control
Wednesday, May 30th, 2007There was a time when powerful leaders in particular cultures could control large swaths of their respective societies with utter impunity, and when the people being controlled had no choice in the matter. That time has passed.
Wikileaks.org is a site recently begun with the intent to be “an uncensorable version of Wikipedia for untraceable mass […]
Virtual Community
Tuesday, May 29th, 2007My apologies for not writing much in the last week. I think I’m still recovering from being out of town for so long. I’ve got several big ideas floating around in my head for posts, but can’t seem to get anything down on paper lately.
I did want to mention a post I saw this morning […]
The Trap of the Certain
Friday, May 18th, 2007Well, I’m back - back from a week in California with my family and several close friends, and back from two weeks in Indiana on a work-related trip.
It’s been a very insightful three weeks. I feel as though I’m bursting at the seams with topics to write about, but I seem to be having trouble […]
Apology for light posting . . .
Tuesday, May 8th, 2007Sorry about the lack of much in the way of new material over the past week or so. Unfortunately, posting will continue to be light over the next couple weeks. We were on vacation to California last week, and for the next two weeks I’ll be gone on a business trip. As a result, I […]
The Market-Driven Church
Tuesday, May 1st, 2007I just got through reading a very moving story posted at “We are in Jesus.” It’s a post on how we believers tend to market our churches, rather than sharing our God with those who do not know Him. It’s a story of believers who had an opportunity to offer new life to someone hurting, and […]