16 posts tagged pomomusings

I won a free copy of Tony Jones’ fancy new book, “The New Christians: Dispatches from the Emergent Frontier” a few weeks ago from Adam, and since Jones’ publicist sent the free copy all the way to Scotland, I figured it deserves a nice long post.

Upfront Disclaimer: I do not speak for anyone on the board at Emergent Village, nor am I assuming the position of spokesperson. I speak from a position of proximity and friendship with emergent. And if you want to put a label on it (something I will hopefully make a point about), then by God, you can consider me emergent.

Hello 2008! by jweaver It’s a new year, and I decided that I would finally start my own blog in 2008.  So, with help from Adam Walker Cleaveland & Chris Pearson I am writing the first post of ogrepraxy.  I hope that this will become a welcoming place for generative conversation about living better as Christ followers.

Belated Gift Ideas by jweaver This is a great calendar — a guaranteed smile anytime you need it!  (HT: Judy Naegeli)  Another calendar that I really like, and need to get for ‘08 is the Christian Seasons Calendar, which divides the standard calendar into the seasons of the Christian calendar.

I ran across Sacred Space today (h/t to Pomomusings):   Something to think and pray about this week:If Jesus were to appear in our world, he would be born unnoticed, to a good, struggling family in Ecuador, Uzbekistan or some place usually out of the news.

Five for Friday | The Week's Best Blogs (12/14/07 Edition) Every week I spend hours reading and commenting on new media and design blogs. I run across so much good information that it's impossible to write one post for each great article I discover. So I've decided it's time to start making a weekly list of my favorite blog posts.

I jumped on the Twitter bandwagon pretty early on, but only recently have I begun to use the service regularly. As it turns out, Twitter can be used for more than simply tracking friends' status updates and pursuing other various forms of cyber-stalking.

I jumped on the Twitter bandwagon pretty early on, but only recently have I begun to use the service regularly. As it turns out, Twitter can be used for more than simply tracking friends' status updates and pursuing other various forms of cyber-stalking.

I jumped on the Twitter bandwagon pretty early on, but only recently have I begun to use the service regularly. As it turns out, Twitter can be used for more than simply tracking friends' status updates and pursuing other various forms of cyber-stalking.