I put out a call for blog ideas Sunday night on Twitter and received an interesting idea from my dear friend Theresa Seeber (@theresaseeber)
Hmm, I think loving people who are difficult to love. Or the positives of the institution.
Two great ideas! I feel like I’ve written a lot about first idea but the second idea is something I don’t ever recall writing about.
Continue reading 11 things I love about the institutional church
I find it interesting, that when you talk to people about news and where they get their news from, most people remain fairly loyal to their brand of choice.
Some will swear by a local news stations — especially their investigative reports.
Some will swear by CNN or MSNBC.
Others will swear about CNN and MSNBC and swear by FOX News.
Some will rave about their local daily paper, while others will curse their local daily paper.
Either way, we’ve found a source we can trust and only rarely look elsewhere.
Continue reading Trusting the messenger
With the release of St. Peter’s Brewery just around the corner (you’ll be able to purchase the Amazon Kindle version on Dec. 1), I’d love to get your help in spreading the word about the book.
There are a couple of ways you can help spread the word about St. Peter’s Brewery.
Continue reading Help share St. Peter’s Brewery
Well, the book is basically finished.
Other than finalizing the cover, I think everything is ready to go to the press. In fact, I plan on releasing a version for Amazon’s Kindle next Tuesday – Dec. 1. So if you have a Kindle, or their desktop software, you’ll be able to purchase a copy of the book directly from Amazon for $8.99.
Continue reading Sticking my toes back in the water
Several people have commented that they see my Tweets (Twitter updates) pop up in Facebook, on my blog, or other places and they don’t have any idea what they mean. So, I thought I’d break it down a little to help you understand the anatomy of a Tweet.
Continue reading The Anatomy of a Tweet
Yup, I’m taking a break. A sabbatical, leave of absence, vacation, or whatever you want to call it — a break from Web 2.0.
As of writing this, I’m not sure how long it’ll be. I’m thinking at least two weeks, but maybe the whole month of November. We’ll just wait and see.
Continue reading Taking a break