C.J. Mahaney shares some thought regarding handling unexpected events in our daily schedule…
My preference is to retreat to Starbucks on Monday morning a day off for me. That’s when two very important things take place: 1 I carefully study the Washington Post sports page. 2 I consider my roles, create goals, and transfer them into [...]
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Interesting post from Justin Taylor’s blog:
As an American it’s usually pretty easy to forget how young our country really is. Then you go and read something like this: the grandson–not great-grandson or great-great-grandson but grandson–of our 10th president, John Tyler Jr., is still alive. His name is Harrison Tyler.
via Between Two Worlds: President Tyler’s Grandson.
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I have been using the Kindle app for the iPhone for a better part of this half week. So far, I am quite impressed with the application. I would not want to read all of my books on my iPhone, but when I am out and about (or held hostage at a shopping mall by [...]
Some great thoughts on the local church’s responsibilities by
Steve Timmis at TheResurgence blog:
Is it not a quiet madness for churches to largely outsource their discipleship (to parachurch agencies) and training (to theological colleges)? The best context for both discipleship and training is the people of God on mission (a.k.a. church).
Parachurch vs. Local Church
Take discipleship as [...]
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Rob Griffiths provides a helpful tip on using Smart Albums in iPhoto ‘09 to reduce the gargantuan load of tagging faces:
You can create a similar Smart Album for photos with no face entries, but there are a couple of additional steps needed to make it work better. As a first step, create a new Smart [...]
Rob Griffiths writes for Macworld
As I looked through the specs for the new Mac Pro, iMac, and Mac mini lineup, one thing struck me: FireWire 400 appears to be essentially dead—at least as far as Apple is concerned. With the release of these new Macs, Apple sells just one machine with a FireWire 400 port—the [...]
Some good thoughts from The Simple Dollar blog:
A few weeks ago, a nice reader named Nicole introduced me to the concept of a gratitude journal:
Have you ever written about a gratitude journal? It’s something I’ve started doing and it’s really helped me figure out what is important in my life. It’s easy. Each day you [...]
