Josh Griffin Leaves More Than Dodgeball Blog
Doug Fields blogged on how Josh Griffin is leaving his More Than Dodgeball blog: My good friend Josh Griffin is taking a BIG leap of faith. We’ve been doing-life-together for more
Doug Fields blogged on how Josh Griffin is leaving his More Than Dodgeball blog: My good friend Josh Griffin is taking a BIG leap of faith. We’ve been doing-life-together for more
I found Ivory Madison’s article on Why Your Social Media Metrics Are a Waste of Time to be an interesting read. Here’s a little snippet: If you think pageviews, unique visitors, registered
As is customary at this time of year, here’s my top 10 posts of the year: Yorkshire 7th in Olympic medals table Egg on your head – Easter assembly Books I have
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 37,000
Head of Germany’s Catholic Church, Robert Zollitsch, has given everyone celebrating something new to think about the Christmas story. Zollitsch told a German newspaper that if Jesus were alive today,
This is part of the all-age talk I did from our Children’s Christmas Praise yesterday morning: Announce that you love Christmas so much, that you want to share it with
Liverpool youngster Raheem Sterling has committed his future to Liverpool by signing a long-term contract, the club announced on Friday. It was rumored that the 18 year old was attracting
Hannah, my fantastic wife, has recently taken up blogging, starting a blog called Raising the Kidds. The blog follows her adventures of looking after our two boys Daniel (two years and
Kevin DeYoung has written a fascinating post on Good thoughts Why You Should Consider a Social Media Fast, here’s a little snippet: I think you should consider a fast periodically—for a
Jefferson Bethke: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkZg1ZflpJs&feature=player_embedded] You can also download this spoken word on iTunes (all proceeds go to benefit a new college ministry).
The Youth Cartel posted the Top 25 blogs on youth ministry. The list is always worth a read as it contains a wealth of experience and ideas, I’m sure you’ll find
Michael Hyatt with an interesting post on what he’s learned from blogging 1,000 posts. Here’s a clip of his article: Blogging has established my authority and expertise. It used to