Posted on July 31, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Merlin Mann is one of the biggest and coolest lifehackers today. Lifehacking is just a hip techie way of speaking about productivity, but it accounts especially for the ridiculous amount of information through which we increasingly have to sift. Internet is cool, part 2… The amount of cool stuff that people out there are creating [...]
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Posted on July 30, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
I haven’t been too hot with writing meaningful theological stuff of late (“Or ever, Scott.” Thanks for the good word inner voice of reason.) I’ve got a couple thoughts percolating… brewing… fermenting… like Eschatological Story-Telling in Barbie Princess Movies… But, in keeping with my ADDness that I like to keep hidden from public view, I’m [...]
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Posted on July 29, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Captain Obvious here… I am still consistently amazed at this whole internet thing. I mean, to think that I can search for information about almost literally anything I could fathom and have a lifetime’s worth of information at my disposal in seconds… for free… is simply awesome. Maybe it’s because, unlike normal people, the prospect [...]
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Posted on July 29, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
It was only a matter of time… The iPod nano can now be displayed in a whole new way… as a belt buckle. It’s called the “Tune Buckle.” The design is pretty cool, actually. I won’t be wearing one anytime soon, but I’m sure cool kids all over the country will be pretty soon. I [...]
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Posted on July 27, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Have blogged before about this interesting, sometimes offensive, sometimes very insightful website called “PostSecret” where people send in homemade postcards with secrets on them. Well, here’s the latest good one I came across. Very telling. Very true. It gets at why I always say everyone should experience the camaraderie of being on a team. It’s [...]
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Posted on July 26, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Sitting in Panera here in K’Vegas (Knoxville, TN) doing some work on the upcoming Youth Sunday worship service and this lady is talking about how everything’s different post-kids, which is self-evident and, at times, excruciatingly true, of course, and she says, “It isn’t just about me anymore, y’know?”
Now, obviously, if you were to ask this [...]
Filed under: 1Corinthians 6:19-20, Panera, Philippians 3:13-15, glory of God, kids, life, purpose | Leave a Comment »
Posted on July 26, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Had to be in K’Vegas (Knoxville) to pick up an adapter for my MacBook Pro. First extended stay in an Apple store. Briefly… this place totally rocks!
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Posted on July 26, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Was talking to a couple from church last evening about how little kids learn language and I commented that, while we were on vacation our 5-year-old Sophie had a good one. I don’t remember the context, but she responded with, “Unfortunately, I’m not a lover of green.” What?! “Unfortunately, I’m not a lover of green”? [...]
Filed under: discipleship, kids, language, learning, words | Leave a Comment »
Posted on July 25, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
Finished Sex God while on vacation. It’s okay. Certainly not as good as Velvet Elvis, in my estimation. And I was expecting better from his sophomore publishing effort. He makes some good points and he’s obviously a good teacher, but I’m not really sure he made an argument for much of anything. I think he [...]
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Posted on July 24, 2007 by coffeeshoptheologian
An interesting post on ChurchMarketingStinks.com. (It’s actually originally called Church Marketing Sucks, but I’m not a big fan of that euphemism, so I’m calling it Church Marketing Stinks.) UPDATE: Just found out they actually own ChurchMarketingStinks.com and all the urls (wikipedia this, if you’re a tech novice) are the same except for the sucks/stinks part. [...]
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