Wise use of technology is about as difficult as wise use of the tongue, which James describes as a fire and a poison.
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Tag Archives: blogging
how to keep your favorite blogger(s) going
April 8, 2015 
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You can encourage bloggers to write more about subjects your are interested in.
Continue reading away with words
October 2, 2014 11 Comments
Short forms of writing are natural containers for humor but also for surprising things like poems, prayers, and epigrams.
Continue reading I have a problem
May 23, 2014 1 Comment
13 paragraphs in this post begin with “I”. And that’s the essential issue, isn’t it? Computer-mediated communication can foster the illusion that the world revolves around our own interests.
Continue reading10 Years of the Daysman
August 22, 2012 4 Comments
Since I switched to Wordpress five years ago I’ve posted 399 times, about six times a month. And I’ve had almost 55,000 page views, over 10,000 a year. Thanks you.
Continue reading In the beginning was the Word
November 21, 2011 2 Comments
A good blog is a place readers come because they know what to expect, a place where their needs are respected and their comments are welcome. Here writers create conversations that matter about things they care about.
Continue reading the cheat sheet
November 13, 2011 7 Comments
I’m speaking at 2011 Wordcamp Detroit this weekend, a gathering of bloggers using the Wordpress content management system. As a convenience for participants (and you), I’m posting here some links and resources I referred to.
Continue reading something to read
June 5, 2011 4 Comments
Some students come. Some students go. And some students keep on blogging.
Continue reading what would Martin Luther blog?
March 23, 2011 8 Comments
“Out of love for the truth, and the desire to bring it to light.”
Continue readingTough Times
Advice millenials haven't asked for
The Ordination Papers
"I wouldn't have expected an 'ordination paper' to cause me to want to worship. But it did." -Rob Stewart
The Santa Papers
A seasonal favorite, all year long.
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thanks be to God
I don’t think the problem is just how often we talk about ourselves. And social media is not a scapegoat for our sin. It’s really what we say about ourselves. And about God.
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