There have been some great moments over the past six years of blogging here at P&P. The Ask Anything 9th inning rally comes to my mind. So does the Puritan Reading Challenge. Then again there is P2R Memory Moleskine. And now there is one more to add, thanks to so many of you who [...]
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One Shining Moment
April 5, 20112010 Band of Bloggers | Internet Idolatry and Gospel Fidelity
March 3, 2010After having been prodded by several folks, I have been working over the past months to put together another Band of Bloggers gathering in conjunction with the 2010 Together for the Gospel Conference. I say prodded because the amount of work placed on one person with limited time and no budget is challenging to pull [...]
Integrating Twitter with Facebook and Blog
April 30, 2009In case some of you may be wondering why I’m writing these posts, I’ve been asked to give a little presentation today on the use of social media and online networking for church planters in SW Florida. I don’t consider myself an expert, but if there are some ideas that I could pass along that [...]
POTW :: firsthaircut
March 13, 2009View in Flickr (see it LARGE) View in Flickr (see it LARGE) View in Flickr (see it LARGE) A couple of weeks ago, we took Nolan for his first haircut. As you could imagine from the photos, it lasted all but of maybe five minutes. The first and last photos are a before and after [...]
500,000
September 11, 2008Thank you for reading my blog.
For the Time Being . . .
July 20, 2008NOTE: For regular updates on Tom Ascol’s health condition, please see the comments section of this post. For the past week or so, I have been wrestling where to go with the blog in writing series as well as keeping up with Blue Collar Theology and the 2008 Puritan Reading Challenge (among other things). One [...]
SBC Bloggers, Ascol in USA Today
June 4, 2008In a recent article in USA Today, Cathy Lynn Grossman writes about SBC bloggers: The six candidates range from conservatives backed by the leaders of the denomination’s sharp turn toward doctrinal strictness in the 1970s to younger pastors who take a less hard-line stance and are promoted by bloggers. The winner will succeed Frank Page, [...]
POTW :: Benchmark
March 22, 2008View in Flickr (see it LARGE) View in Flickr (see it LARGE) 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 [...]
Live-Blogging Tips
March 16, 2008Over 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 [...]
2007 Year in Review: Top 10-6
December 30, 2007As 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 [...]
2007 Year in Review: Top 15-11
December 29, 2007As 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 [...]
2007 Year in Review: Top 20-16
December 28, 2007As 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 [...]
2007 Year in Review: Top 25-21
December 27, 2007As 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 vs. Calvinism: You [...]
Five Years and Counting
March 18, 2010Five years ago this week, I walked into Boyce Centennial Library to find my friend Zach Mabry getting on a Xanga blog-ring which made absolutely no sense to me. I had heard about blogging because of what had recently happened to Dan Rather, and I knew the potential influence they would have in our culture, [...]
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