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Chris summarizes some of his reading from a book called “The Road to Hell: The Ravaging Effects of Foreign Aid and International Charity”. If it sounds interesting to you well then read this post, I’m becoming more and more drawn to this type of reading and understanding and is really pushing me outside my box […]

Randomlly created praise songs. Now this is hilarious. You take the name of someone “you love” and then something special for them and it creates a random poem. However, Pomomusings and Mark did it for Jesus with worship songs. This has got to say something. ———————– Phil did a cool creative piece with his youth

Phil links to two great sites. Some weird videos called Clearification, but well done. You now can give micro-loans to help out people start up businesses in struggling countries. ———————– theStory‘s new video is now out. This is my favourite one yet. It is also available for download on thinkerlabs. Check it out below. [youtube]diMlNBY2DLk[/youtube]

This is a illustration done by Worldmapper that shows the distortion of wealth in the world and how its spread out. You can see all sorts of different and interesting stats that will really make your mind boggle. ———————– Shane Claiborne’s thoughts and response and Brian McLaren’s thoughts and response to the execution of Saddam

I have been using b2Evolution since I started this blog and that's mostly because I didn't know any better. I didn't know what a blog was besides what I saw on blogger. However, now over two years later I have never been happier with this blog engine and I only use half the features. The

A large list of theological websites, theologian website and heretical websites, helpful if your interested or doing research. ———————– Gay nativity scene ———————– Dave Blondel posts of a video he did for Christmas last year, we showed it at theStory on Christmas Eve cause we thought it was amazing. ———————– A women fails a gender

Pernell wrote an open letter to theStory about his thoughts, positive and negative of his experience here. ———————– NT Wright at Calvin College. (ht) ———————– A funny video of the song “Let the bodies hit the floor” with Benny Hinn letting bodies hit the floor as the video. (by funny I mean creepy) ———————– What

Ron has a very informative post on the Sarnia – Fort McMurray relationship with oil. He works for Suncor and they fly him there every once in a while to do some work. ———————– Pernell links to this video of a group of elder people singing Coldplay’s Fix You. The guy is on oxygen, sitting

The picture above is one that I took in my friend’s backyard in August 2004. See all the pics here. His name is Scotty Maidman, and tomorrow I’m going to see him race at the Skydome (Rogers Center) for SuperCross. It should be a fun day. ———————– I don’t know if you’ve heard of www.themilliondollarhomepage.com

There was little interest in Sarnia poverty tour only a few local politicians show up for awareness event. I didn’t know about this was available at all, I’m wondering if it was open to the general public at all? ———————– The link that I posted below for Scrubs recently went dead, so here is the

(via Bob) Remember Kramer from Seinfield? Well he had a little explosion on a stand-up act he was doing and made quite some brutal racist comments. Here is the video of the comments (*Warning, don’t watch if your easily offended). Then here is the video of him apologizing on the David Letterman show. I love

Why my friend Andrew is not a Buddhist. I’ve basically came to the same conclusion as he has, but also, I find Buddhism is all about eliminating desire instead of enhancing/fulfilling it which seems to nullify any sort of purpose. ———————– David Fitch on Why Sometimes you Just Need a Building. Articles like this are

The Evolving Church (a conference that three friends and I ran in Toronto) happened back in April and 100 Huntley Street took a bunch of footage there and did interviews. Finally, 8 months later, they put some on their show. You can see it below with features by Brian McLaren, Donald Miller, Chris Seay and

Tim Challies writes a phenomenal post on the Tedd Haggard scandal. I’m so very impressed by this post, it was written very humbly and wisely. ———————– We just did a month on hospitality at theStory and this post was long those lines by Radical Torah about the hospitality that Abraham had. Then I also stumbled

Phil gets nominated and then wins the pastors appreciation award for Grace 105.9 FM. He makes me proud. ———————– Haggard admits to buying Meth. Article Here | Video Here Driscoll blames the wife. Here is his actual article. Maria talks about the role judgment plays in our lives and how prevalent it is because of

Lewis and I were up late last night surfing around the internet and he stumbled across these videos. These are hilarious. Here is one of the eight. [youtube]KtaHYrgqW5E[/youtube] ———————– Squirrels freak me out, they always have. They are creepy and I always have this fear of them jumping on to my face and latching on

David Fitch was here in Sarnia yesterday and we spent some time talking about the joys and struggles of church planting and we also officially published and finished developing his new website, all still hosted with blogger which is kind of cool, hopefully the new Blogger starts to offer some better controlling of unique pages

This video is absolutely ridiculous I found it linked through Finding Rhythm. It’s a video made from one of Kirk Cameron‘s dudes, Todd Friel, the Way of the Master host and they are completely off base on this one. It pretty much is an attack on the lovely relationship feel good evangelism and saying that

I have an article featured on Next-Wave for Octobers issue. I should have linked to this before, but I forgot, so check it out while its still on the main page. It’s called Paying to Follow Christ. ———————– Dan Kimball’s thoughts… In a small church, the “pastor” is slave to the people and their opinions

Andrew Fulford on his problem with narrative theology. I hope he expands more on this later. It is simply false to imply the Bible is just a narrative that guides the Church. The Bible is not just a Shakespearian play to be adapted in the 5th act. How does one read Proverbs and say that?