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Archive for September, 2006

Osteen Redux

As far as this blog goes, Joel Osteen posts have been good business. The largest traffic in the history of IM came from my original posts about “the smiling preacher.” I have it on good authority that, sometime in the near future, my famous Joel Osteen post is going to be getting some large […]

To Know We’re Not Alone

Describing the true nature of Christian experience is an important part of what I want to do with my writing. It’s also one of the things most controversial about this blog and what I’ve chosen to express through it. Some of my past posts have come close to writing the kinds of pieces that […]

Internet Monk Radio Podcast #20

Trying to find the right “tone” for the podcast. Maybe less whistles and bells and a bit more serious.

 
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Before I get into this interesting letter and topic that came today, I want to say that I’m well aware that I am open to charges of hypocrisy. That’s been the case for quite a while now. When you’ve written as much as I have for the blogosphere, there’s going to be some interesting juxtapositions […]

It’s about time.
I’ve been critical of Baptist Press on a daily basis over at the BHT, so when they do something right, I’m going to speak up. This BP post acknowledging that (stand back!) Rick Warren’s “Purpose Driven Church” methodology is splitting and tearing apart some churches whose pastors “implement” the plan is way overdue, […]

Bob Goldmann writes an article in Missions Frontiers Magazine you need to read. If you are a missional thinker/pastor, a person concerned with evangelism and the growth of the church, or a person making up your mind about this emerging church business, read this article.

Internet Monk Radio Podcast 19

Internet Monk Radio Podcast 19. Money. Baptist Press: shame on you. Evangelicals=preachers + fanboys.

 
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How much of our neighbor’s business do we have to make an issue to be a witness?
Another post on this homosexuality discussion. I know I’m repeating myself, but I have another application I want to mention.
If you are an IM reader, you will have noted a couple of posts this week dealing with homosexuality. These […]

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