I’ve spent a lot of time on Facebook in the past few weeks. One of the fun things is reconnecting with high school classmates and friends. It’s interesting to see the direction that our lives have taken since graduation. Most of us are married, with children ranging from none to seven. Many appear to be [...]
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I’ve been fairly agnostic about Twitter. I didn’t really see a good use for it. I’ve been roughly of the same opinion on Facebook status updates as well. However, in the last few days, I’ve gotten more of an idea of the usefulness of said tools. I’ve found that he Facebook status update provides a [...]
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I’ve only been using my Facebook account regularly since the beginning of November last year. As of today I have 73 friends. 19 of them are from my hometown, 18 are from college, and eight of them are family. Most of them are people I’ve not seen in years, much less talked to. It’s really [...]
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Credit for this list goes to David Fairchild (h/t Evangelical Outpost). David writes: Rodney Stark and other sociologists tell us there were 10 values of early Christians that stood in stark (no pun intended) contrast to the pluralistic pagan culture of Rome. Let’s prayferfully think through these values and match them to the witness of [...]
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