Archive for September, 2007
Last weekend I got a really bad cold from my son, Judah. I was thrown for a loop. And I don’t know what it is but my brain still feels mushy. I think it’s a combination of things, being really busy over the past few months with working from home, watching Judah and not really [...]
This week I promptly picked up the latest offering for David Crowder Band - Remedy. I’ve spend a few days listening to it, and I like it. This is a much more straightforward album than A Collission. The theme of Remedy seems to be saying that Jesus wants to heal us and the [...]
Surfing the Edge of Chaos is my latest discovery from the library. I’ve only read two chapters but so far I am really loving this book. The second chapter title is worth the price of admission - “Equilibrium is Death.” This book looks at evolution theory and applies it to organizations. [...]
Rob Bell at Mars Hill in Grand Rapids is currently going through the seven woes from Jesus. Last week (September 9th) particularly encouraged me. Great Stuff from Rob as always.
You can download it here.
I just started prepping the first sermon for our series in October. the series is called masks. The whole point is to try to take off our masks and live authentic Christ honoring lives.
As I was writing my heart broke as I was listing out some reasons that people wear masks. I think the ultimate [...]
So my last post mentions commoncraft.com
I had never heard of them before reading about them, but I checked them out and they are really cool.
This one is about using RSS to subscribe to feeds. What did I just say? Well watch the video and you can see for yourself. This is a great time [...]
I Saw this post from the 37Signals blog and it got me thinking.
Showing the plug, not the cable
By Matt
Why do so many companies selling cables show you this bird’s eye view…
…when what you really want is this view of the ends:
It’s not the cable that people care about. It’s the plug. The real question [...]
Today is Monday, and I am tired. Yesterday was a whirlwind day. Creekside had our church picnic but since it rained (it is Seattle after all) we held the picnic in the Gym. Which was cool. It was fun hanging out and meeting some new folks.
Then I rocked the podcast out to the masses and [...]
Tim Sanders who wrote Love is the Killer App (check it out here). Has written a timely and time saving post on a great way to watch football on Sundays. Personally I don’t know how I would live a life outside of my house without TiVo. It’s one of those inventions that you don’t really [...]
I just finished whoever makes the most mistakes wins (You can get it here). Wow, what a great read. The simple and clear principles are great reminders that success isn’t what we think it is.
I have felt like the most important thing in life is succeeding and I have also felt the other end of [...]







