…I have had two submissions published in the latest edition of the GARBC’s publication The Baptist Bulletin:
“The Blogging Pastor” and an accompanying review of The Blogging Church by Brian Bailey (with Terry Storch).
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Recent Comments
My Google Books Library- currentchristian.com
- “Despite its problems, maybe the term still has some life in it.”
- “If I have not loved before, help me to begin today.”
- Mark Minnick Follows Up on 9 Marks Interview- “Still No Middle Ground”
- Tim Bayly on Muting Masculinity in Modern Translations (NLT and TNIV)
- “How much more than satisfied are the thirsty lips at last!”
- “Those who believe and know the truth understand that God created food — including the weird stuff — to be received with thanksgiving.“
- Peter Akinola- “In the wisdom and strength God supplies, we must rescue what is left of the Church from error of the apostates.”
- Chart-Topping “I Kissed A Girl” Singer Started As CCM Performer
- “Only be still, and wait His leisure- in cheerful hope, with heart content…”
- Kevin Bauder Audio Sermon Series Available
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17 March 2008 at 11:26 am
I saw them both in the BB this week!
I am going to send my copy down to Marshall for your to personally autograph!
(First statement is true … the second is suspect)
17 March 2008 at 11:49 am
Have you visited Svendsen’s blog much?
17 March 2008 at 1:11 pm
Jess,
Kevin Mungons had pointed it out to me. I wan’t aware of it previously.
18 March 2008 at 2:07 am
Ah, that makes sense. Steve is my wifes uncle, and my adopted favorite uncle. If that makes any sense at all.
18 March 2008 at 4:19 pm
Thanks Gregg, for the fine article in the Baptist Bulletin.
22 March 2008 at 1:33 pm
Read your article in BAPTIST BULLETIN last night. Have filed one of the pastor blogs you mentioned in my website favorites file under Blogs, as I want to go back later and check out some of these particular blog themes with more thoroughness.
Also, I made a reference to your article and book review and the particular issue of BAPTIST BULLETIN under “Blogging Tips” in my personal computer files in case I should ever want to pursue the general subject of blogging more thoroughly in the future.