Archive for the 'The Blogosphere' Category

…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).

Prompted by Rod Dreher, I thought this would be an interesting way to begin the 2008 blog year. What have you, my readers, changed your mind about?

Ryan Martin, blogger of some note, is featured in this month’s North Star Update, a publication of the Minnesota Baptist Association.
It is still unclear how he managed to convince the others to actually be pictured with him…

Recently, an online friend of mine has mentioned that he feels he has wasted time in a conversation with me. Frankly, that’s a bit disappointing, particularly because he seems to think that in the process I haven’t been very loving.
Anyone who has followed the Fundamentalist Blogosphere knows that there has probably not been a person [...]

Noah Braymen, a Des Moines native I had the pleasure of meeting this weekend, recaps the experience of the Weekender. Noah is an intern at CHBC. You may find his report of interest.

L to R: Ben Wright, Ryan Martin, and me.
Had an intense but very profitable time at the 9 Marks Weekender. I hope to post a report in the next day or two. Thanks to the folks at CHBC for serving the Lord and ministering to those of us who attended.

Mark Dever giving a “show of [...]

When I was in high school, my best friend introduced me to the pop/rock group Chicago. If my memory serves me correctly, between the end of my sophomore and senior years, he and I wore out no less than 8 copies of the Chicago 17 tape between the two of us. Even today, I can [...]

Seriously, congratulations to new dad Scott Aniol and his wife Becky on the birth of their new son!

Exposure for the sake of the “greater good” of the blogosphere or SI readers in particular is what has been appealed to in the rationale of why this revelation was appropriate to be made by the publisher of this site. In my understanding of what has been offered on this thread, the desire for [...]

Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes…

See this.