Weekly Meanderings
Here’s some (or, rather, a lot of) stuff I came across this week…
1. Worship: I start as a blank screen 2. When the Secular is Sacred (or, Why you should listen to Mumford and Sons) 3. Carlos Whittaker’s tattoo 4. A review of Andrew Peterson’s album “Counting Stars” 5. Anne Rice announces she is quitting Christianity 6. The most important part of your story: when you’re about to quit 7. Suggestions for books about the Church 8. C.S. Lewis and spiritual formation 9. A recap of the Echo 2010 conference 10. Why are Christians so bad at dying? 11. A typology of Christian approaches to homosexuality 12. Doubt, family, and friends: part 1, and part 2 13. The Wesleyan Quadrilateral: Reason 14. Defining ID 15. Mike Ham refuses to (1) “move on” from the evolution-creation debate; (2) Rachel Held Evans responds 16. Bill Mounce comments on the Committee on Bible Translation 17. Thoughts and questions about Pauline authorship 18. What are a pastor’s post-preaching logistical options? 19. Should gulf coast churches apply for BP payouts? 20. A review of “Omensetter’s Luck” 21. A review of “The Book of Questions” 22. A review of “Missional Small Groups” 23. A review of “Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory” 24. A review of “The Lost World of Genesis One” 25. Time comments on their recent cover showing disfigurement in Afghanistan 26. A tribute to Harper Lee 27. A suggestion for the Chicago Manual of Style: emoticon usage 28. Idea killers 29. Do you ever stop to think? 30. Building stronger, healthier, more effective teams 31. How to be a good neighbor 32. Social Media has (1) bred a new culture of sharing (and (2) a related cartoon) 33. Lessons learned from Randy Elrod’s Twitter suspension 34. Zero percent of Americans would pay for Twitter 35. The problem with aging video game consoles 36. Addictive game of the weekHave a great weekend!
