by Rhett Smith on December 17, 2009
On Tuesday I posted the first part of my interview with Adam McHugh (“Introverts in the Church” — Interview with Adam S. McHugh/Part 1), whom you can find blogging and writing here. As I’ve already said about a million times already, his new book, Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture [...]
by Rhett Smith on August 19, 2009
[image by annais] Throughout the years I have been presented with various philosophies (systems, ways of approaching it) of reading. When I was in grade school I remember the philosophy was basically quantity. The more books I read, especially in the summer time, the more ribbons the library gave me for my achievement. When I [...]
by Rhett Smith on June 29, 2009
[image by Tom Purves] One of the things about Twitter that I have not quite been able to explain that well is why I think the little details in life that one tweets about (eating cereal, going for a walk, crying after that movie, hanging with friends, etc.) are so fascinating. I can’t tell you [...]
by Rhett Smith on March 13, 2009
Who Is Wess Daniels? That’s hard for me to sum up in just a few words because Wess does a lot of different things, and he does them really well. He’s one of the more eclectic friends (loves technology, but also obsessed with vinyl records as of late) I have, and he’s definitely one of [...]
by Rhett Smith on January 26, 2009
I’m very excited to be a part of the live blogging team for the Innovation3 Gathering, put on by Leadership Network, and hosted by Bent Tree Bible Fellowship. I hope that you can join me on my blog Tuesday and Wednesday as I will live blog 4 specific sessions, and as much of the rest [...]
by Rhett Smith on October 20, 2008
You can find my book review of Tribes by Seth Godin over at Leadership Network’s book blog. Check it out, Heretics Needed in the Church.
by Rhett Smith on September 5, 2008
Political seasons can be rough at times because nothing seems to bring up more debate than our political beliefs, and often our theological beliefs which we often see as closely related or intend to integrate. I’ve become very disullisioned at times with the political process and the malicious 24 hour news cycle that accompanies it. [...]
by Rhett Smith on August 11, 2008
Saw this over at Anne Jackson’s blog today. I don’t get too fired up when people make movies, or write books disputing what I believe…even in an inconsiderate and mocking way. I’m actually pretty curious. I agree with this commenter at Anne’s blog: Brian Baute said, August 11, 2008 at 12:03 pm I’d be more [...]
by Rhett Smith on August 6, 2008
Now that I’m a parent I am obviously thinking about the issue more, especially since I have a baby girl. It’s amazing to me how early little girls are being sexualized in advertising and culture. Here is the book mentioned in the interview: So Sexy So Soon: The New Sexualized Childhood and What Parents [...]
by Rhett Smith on July 17, 2008
Andy Crouch on culture and his new book, Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling.
