I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay.
They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here are my notes from Andy Stanley’s White Flag – Part 1: Resistance is Futile
There’s a lot of people that read this stuff and are already aware of Kyle Reed. Maybe you know him from his site, Twitter, 8bit, or his Mentor Me Project. Several weeks ago, he took it upon himself to interview a handful of people for his own site (which I enjoyed following).
I noticed that there are very few people that had interview him, so I decided to change that.
The majority of us aren’t exactly big fans of Monday (unless it’s your day off). In order to help combat the contamination that Monday can bring, I’m trying to do something about it but I need some help.
Each Monday, I’ll share one of my favorite things or something I’m currently into. Do the same by leaving one of your favorite things – anything – in the comments. It doesn’t even matter what it is as long as you love it.
Okay, so it’s the last Friday in February which means it’s time to wrap up this series (that probably could have done with a significantly cooler name). We’ve done the music and movie thing, added music to the daily routine, and busted my chops for not providing a suitable guilty pleasure.
Typically, I wouldn’t say that I’m the kind of person that often pursues quotes and little pieces of wisdom, but I’ve got my fair share of thoughts and quotes from books, movies, and the Bible. Even if you’re not into this kinda stuff, I’d venture to say that each of us have little things memorized or taped up on our walls at home or in our cubes.
Last week, Ben Woodard posed a question on Biblical inerrancy that ended up fostering some really good discussion. Of course, when it comes to blogging, conversations normally grind to a halt once the day is over or whenever the next post is published.
But one comment was left unanswered that nodded back to Ben’s original question and that I thought was interesting.
I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay.
They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here’s some stuff from John Woodall’s The Thin Line – Part 2 of 2: Help!
