podcasting again
I have a few podcasts in the works that I hope to put the finishing touches on here in the next couple weeks. Topics range from the legalizing of marijuiana to is there such thing as just war.
Jim Wallis: God's Politics : Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It
Bart Ehrman: Misquoting Jesus : The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why
Jonathan Campbell: The Way of Jesus: A Journey of Freedom for Pilgrims and Wanderers
Donald Miller: Through Painted Deserts : Light, God, and Beauty on the Open Road
Michael Frost: The Shaping of Things to Come: Innovation and Mission for the 21 Century Church
Reggie McNeal: The Present Future: Six Tough Questions for the Church
I have a few podcasts in the works that I hope to put the finishing touches on here in the next couple weeks. Topics range from the legalizing of marijuiana to is there such thing as just war.
Another reason typepad is the best blogging service: they now fully support podcasting and xml !
Sounds interesting ? ? ?
Brian McLaren is doing a book tour for his newest work, The Last Word and the Word after that. You can find a list of where he will be when, and see that the heat about hell is already starting at Chris Monroe's blog.
Yet another reason that typepad far surpasses blogger. It doesn't go down when google does.
Will Samson gives us a step in the new direction of a post blog world: vlogging. It's basically video blogging and here is a sample:
This is just a picture, you can check out the real thing here .
If you are into new technology, this is a blog you must check out.
For those of you who blog or maybe you are into blogs, what kind are you interested in? I have a very diverse interest personally, though many the ones I frequent deal with the emerging church. While my wife is also involved in the conversation, she hardly ever visits blogs on the topic. And for those of you who do blog, do you ever wonder what to limit your blog to or about? Just curious.
Our local alt. worship community talked about honesty tonight. And it brought back to life some thoughts I've had before. Where do we draw the line when it comes to blogs? I am in constant search of images to use on my blog, our website and in our worship settings. Sometimes I pay for them, but the majority of the time I don't. I know many bloggers use images from others sources as well: AP, reuters, corbis, etc. But I collect so many images, I can't keep track of where most of them are from. I change the pic on the left hand side of my blog daily. So if someone uses a photo of yours without giving credit, how would you feel? Is there a difference between using a photo on a website and using one in a local worship setting?
Would love to hear your thoughts on thisl
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