So hey. I think I forgot to tell you guys that I have a bonified, full-time-with-benefits-and-pension-plan-9-to-5-dress-like-an-adult job. I’m the Web Content Specialist at my Alma Mater (almost), Tyndale University College and Seminary. It’s pretty exciting to be creating things on a (nearly) daily basis, with more coming down the stretch in the next few months. [...]
I think I’m starting to understand why I stop blogging for good amounts of time, and it lies mainly in that I spend my creative energies in other, more immediate contexts.
The problem with Biblical Studies, is that you have to always be thinking creatively and out of the box – or just read A LOT. [...]
If you look to your right, you’ll see a little box that has one or two sentences in it. This is called Twitter, the most popular micro-blogging tool on the internets. That’s right, micro-blogging: the current apex of internet nerditry!
Micro-blogging consists of 140-characters-at-a-time-or-less posts that talk about anything: what you are doing, what you are [...]
Ok, I haven’t left yet, but I’d like everyone to know that my Emerging Church Vision Generator is in the #1 spot on Google for “church vision made simple.”
I feel pretty damn good about myself right now. Holy Crap, will those people be in for a surprise.
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So right now I’m sitting at that place I come to at the end of every semester – the place where my brain shuts down to almost everything but studying for exams and resting. Usually my creativity takes the biggest hit, mainly because my creativity has been burned out on papers and exam questions. That’s [...]
I was doing a standard “Look yourself up on Google for kicks and inaccuracies” today and my #1 hit is my old blog on Blogger. This blog started back in June of 2005 and went around 90 posts a year (pretty good) for ‘05 and ‘06, but due to the business of life, ‘07 saw [...]
Patman the Pat recently accused me of being too busy with real life to post.
Frankly, kind of true, as I spend on average 14 hours a day most days of the week working, schooling, and travelling. Weekends are also generally a bust. Those extra few precious hours at home? Non-working internet access.
I did want [...]
Parting from the talk of spiritual discipline, I thought I’d talk about something that is much more pressing to me right now. What is more pressing than my own spiritual discipline? Well, my wedding, of course.
For the long-time readers of the blog, they may remember that for a time, I wrote a weekly column I [...]
As I’m sure the majority of you know, I am the Student Council President for Tyndale University College 2008-09. With this post comes some pretty heady stuff – I’m still coming to grips that I am actually representing 450-odd students to Administration, Faculty, Staff, and, to a lesser extent, the Community at large. I don’t [...]