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Two photos: one from last week and the other from yesterday evening. Actually, the top photo was my favorite from my shots of the snow as I really liked the feel of it. The funny thing about it was that I was riding [...]
Over the past couple of months, I have been receiving some random requests for tips on live-blogging conferences. First, I want to tell you that I am not the guru on live-blogging; that would be the other Tim–Tim Challies. Second, these tips are merely suggestions and do not reflect a consensus or common opinion of [...]
Last year, I decided to make a greater investment in highlighting upcoming book releases with the purpose of directing interested readers to resources they could benefit from reading. The book alerts (previews) are not critical reviews but rather overviews and summaries intended to provide people with additional information about a book that deserves greater [...]
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Top 30 List:
30. The Forgotten Henry
29. Monergism, T-Shirts, and Theology of Aesthetics
28. Devil in a Baptist Press?
27. 2007 State [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
5. To Be a Misfit in [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
10. 2:00 a.m. @ Mars [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
15. Saving the SBC
At the end [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
20. John Piper Ruined My [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
25. Connellism [...]
As the 2007 year comes to a close, I thought I’d provide a little year-in-review. For the next six days, I am going to post annotated links to the top 30 posts of this year (determined by comments, backtracks, and personal recollection) as well as some other things to note.
30. The Forgotten Henry
An introductory [...]
I have been following the “wrap ups” of the various state conventions of the Southern Baptist Convention (more on that later), and it should not be to anyone’s surprise that some of the state conventions don’t like the idea of blogging or the democratization of the Southern Baptist voice. Whether it is the extra-biblical [...]
Here is something I wrote for Said at Southern yesterday. Love to hear some feedback on this one . . .
Over the course of the past three years, I have encountered thousands of Christian blogs and currently subscribe to well over a hundred. Each day a new blog enters the blogosphere with [...]
Thank you.
TBNN has just reported that my blog (and perhaps yours) has been banned by the Pope. In fact, P&P somehow made “The Sinister Seven.”
Here I blog, I can do no other . . .
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I’ve Got a Confession to Make
January 4, 2008Ready?
Here goes.
I like Tim Challies.
And I endorse his book.
Even though he is a Canadian.
And no, he did not ask me to write this.
But seriously, all this jib-jab about Tim’s book release is immature and unwarranted. The fact that God has used Tim in such a way in the past five years through blogging, reading, [...]
Categories: Blogging, Personal Commentary
Tags: Confession, Low-Brow Elitism, Tim Challies
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