Someone remarked recently how much they are going to miss newspapers, referring to their imminent demise. Further discussion revealed that while some adults – typically 40 or older – harbor a sense of nostalgia and pending loss over such a demise, younger adults are rather indifferent to the disappearance of newspapers.
My take on it may [...]
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The Last Unregulated Wild Frontier of Influence
Championing the Christ-without-church Movement
The Internet is a fascinating compendium of thoughts from millions of people. I could spend countless hours reading blogs from around the world on which people offer their ideas and many other people react. I have been fascinated by many of the exchanges I have read – at the depth of thought, the profanity-laced and [...]
House Churches, Isolationist and Cult-like?
On a recent blog post I read (not linked intentionally), an internationally known church leader quoted a statistic (actually, misquoted it) from the Barna Group and followed it up with an inaccurate and inappropriate claim: “According to George Barna, at least 20,000 Evangelicals won’t attend an organized church, but are meeting in homes. This is [...]
