A New Youth Ministry Blog

Just a reminder to check out our new youth ministry group blog Collection of Crumbs. It is a site that we hope is dedicated to thinking theologically about youth ministry. A site dedicated to integrating junior high, high school and college into the life of the...

The Christian Post reflects on the conference

Here’s a good write up from the GodblogCon conference this last week in The Christian Post. Here is an excerpt about my session: Thus, the demographic that would benefit most from a strong Christian presence in the new media is America’s youth, according...

Some quick thoughts about my time at GodblogCon

As you probably already know (since I posted a lot about it on Thursday) I attended and spoke at GodblogCon. I had a great time: First, I learned a lot about some new technology and the new media; Second, there was great conversation, especially at round table...

Caution on what you write

“When I think about hiring someone and they have a blog, I’ll read 6 months of their archives.” Word to the wise: be careful what you put on your myspace! Matt Mullenweg who is the WordPress originator. Interview is from Boundless Line Godblogcon,...

Social networking in place of blogging?

Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed that a lot of people have either given up blogging, or slowed down their blogging in favor of more social networking sites? Or social “utility” sites such as Facebook. Most of my blogging friends and peers have...

Changes…

I have been blogging about a year and a half…or since December 2004. I remember setting up my first blog on our college group website in August of 2004, but only making a few attempts and later deleting them. It’s hard to believe, but two years ago when I...

Blogging Pastors….

Cyber-Savvy Pastors Blog When The Spirit Moves Them HT: Jon Sampson Quote: About 75,000 new blogs are created every day by people from all walks of life, so it should come as no surprise that some bloggers are ministers. But many religious leaders say the idea of a...

The Religious Divide–Blogging Panel

Next month, on August 3-5 at Biola University I will be the moderator for one of the plenary panels which will discuss blogging across “The Religious Divide” at the GodBlog Conference. I am very excited about this opportunity, mainly because I will be...

New layout…

Hugh Hewitt has a great new blog design which is part of Townhall, which I can best describe as a consortium of political bloggers, radio show hosts, etc. Daily Kos has this format, style, for the left-side of the political blogosphere. So it will be interesting to...

More My Space…

Rich Kirkpatrick has some more thoughts regarding My Space. My students were kind of laughing at me tonight still for getting our group on My Space and a little late to the party. Yeah, I guess I’m not that cool anymore and a little slow now that I am 31....

commenting…

I hated to do this, but I installed Typekey last night because spam has been killing me. Besides the 300 plus spam that is filtered out everyday, I have to delete another 200 or so. That just takes up way too much time that I don’t have. Commenting is very...

Are you Biblically illiterate? Fascinating reading…

David Plotz over at Slate Magazine is doing a series called “Blogging the Bible.” I have always wanted to do this myself, so I am interested in reading his observations. Plotz who describes himself as a “proud Jew, but never a terribly observant one,...

blog…

Check out Wayne Bowerman’s blog. I am greatly enjoying what he has to say and the perspective he offers.

Connecting Bloggers….

I have really enjoyed and been truly blessed by the friendships that have developed with others because of blogging. Some of the bloggers I have met in person and others I have not, but it has been a wonderful experience. Also, one of the greatest things about...