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Links for June 20, 2006
I have fully switched now from Outlook Calendar to Google calendar and I am extremly happy with it especially with the import feature. I can check it from anywhere, and share it with anyone and…
Extra Extra Read All About it
The editorial piece I wrote for the Sarnia Observer about prayer in schools was put in today’s paper. You can read it here.
What a Church in God’s Kingdom Looks Like
Pernell linked to a great quote that Jonny Baker put on his site by Howard Snyder. Actually I think quite a number of people are now linking to this quote so I don’t mean to…
Way of the Master?
This video is one of the funniest videos I have ever seen. Are we just fishing now for ways to prove God exists? Or as Jeremy put it who originally linked me to the video,…
I’ll Step on Your Head (Sermon at Jr. High Retreat)
I got to speak to Phil’s Junior High group this weekend on his 24 Retreat. It was a fun time even though I only got to stay for a few hours just to speak and…
Top 10 Moments at Apartment 109
I was bored and couldn’t sleep, so I took down our long dead Apartment 109 blog and replaced it with a tribute top 10 list. This is the apartment that I lived in and the…
Jack Bauer
I love 24. Sometimes when I wrestle Jon, I make him call me Jack Bauer before I let go of my headlock. These are absolutely hilarious. There is hundreds and hundreds of them, I’ve only…
Sarnia Revival vs. Edmonton Oilers
Typically you would never see me link to Ron’s blog, its bound to get me in way too much trouble and I get in enough on my own. However, this was funny. Please don’t take…
Sarnia Revival – Faith Healer Response
This letter was an editorial written in the Observer (Sarnia newspaper) today written about the faith healer that has been inspired by the Sarnia Revival. Hopefully mine gets published in the next few days. Or…
Links for June 14, 2006
Why theocentric preaching isn’t as boring as it sounds. A great post on preaching from the bible by Darryl Dash. ———————– Obey your television via Jonny Baker ———————– I’m going to go to this.
Prayer Left Schools and Its Not So Bad
I’m thinking/planning on submitting this to the local Sarnia newspaper in repsonse to all the poorly written letters lobbying for prayer to be brought back into the schools. Let me know what you think. If…
Thought-Provoking Art
One of Aaron‘s best friends, Phil Nellis, has been drawing some art lately, and I think it is extremely well done. Here is one that I posted below. You can check out his other paintings…
Links for June 09, 2006
This is a sweet video that really emphasizes the beauty of creation and how intricate it is. Great clip to show at some sort of event I’d think. It’s kind of long, but I think…
Maybe It’s A Letter Written to Me (by Brian McLaren)
Brian McLaren has a letter that he sent out to the Emergent folk that I just read that sort of hits me closely with a lot of this revival talk and more specificaly my post….
Links for June 08, 2006
My best friend, since I was four years old, Phil put up a wicked post on his experiences with youth ministry in the past and where he is now. He explains what it was like…
The Wrong Boat (Sermon at the FRWY)
I got to share a little message at the FRWY this weekend. So I thought I would put up some points on here. We are doing the month on the prophet Jonah, each month is…
Links for June 07, 2006
So I stumbled across this website through a new blog I’ve been reading and I thought it was pretty funny. The website is called Church Marketing sucks, and you assume that its a bash on…
The Beautiful Sarnia
While I was home for a few days, I got a chance to go under the bridge for fries. That probably sounds weird to anyone who doesn’t live in Sarnia. What that means is I…
Webber’s Book on the Younger Evangelicals (thoughts on revival and evangelism)
I just finished reading a book called The Younger Evangelicals by Robert Webber. I really appreciated this book. All my life I have butt heads with the traditional church and with a lot of people…