Why we get the Internet we deserve…
This is our time to love with such eloquence that the darkness will melt into the nothingness it really is.
Tag: Social media
Should we all just get off the Internet… or help clean the place up?
My issue is that I am in the business of sharing light, inspiration, encouragement, hope, koinonia, and meaning – yet the media I engage to get my message out is more often used to spread darkness, division, discouragement, disillusion, hate, and confusion.
do you dare to share? #click-bait
“Jesus could care less about your politics, what he cares about is you and if you have the courage to live love out loud.”
Stop tweeting and try listening! We all have so much to learn…
Humility, vulnerability, and wide-open hearts may well be the cure for the malaise that runs deep and wide in our culture
statistics, royalties, analysis, and impact
So I keep plugging away, I keep living faithfully and sharing my stories with you, and I continue to pray – every single time I hit the “publish” button or float an idea for a new book – that these words will land where God intends
Old Foundations and New Life #PC(USA)
Jesus, like the ancient church stones in the photographs, is the foundation and the cornerstone of our faith. At the same time, it is Jesus who continually sings a new song in our hearts…
if you’re rude and hateful, you’re not following Jesus…
As Christians our marching orders are clear, and they have nothing to do with bickering, backbiting, shouting others down, rudeness, unkindness – and worse.
an invitation to help fix the Internet
Fasten (rivet, paste) your attention on what is cute, and adorable, and engaging, and delightful, and redemptive, and pleasing, and admirable. Invest your mind and your spirit in things that are exemplary, ideas and images that simply make people smile.
I’m just trying to balance the Internet here… you’re welcome
in the name of all that is positive and worth sharing, here are a few words – and pictures – about Scout Labradoodle. You’re welcome.
The grace of Jesus is the alternative to the judgments of failed religion…
God’s view erases all of the petty, ill-fitting, bigoted, legalistic, reactive, “I know better than God”, hypercritical narrowness of what I like to call, “Lightly Christianized religiosity.”
