djchuang.com

[a lost entry reconstructed] Next week’s TIME Magazine has a cover about Evangelicals, with a photo essay of the top 25 influentials, and articles titled The Democrats: Trying out a more soulful tone and What Does Bush Owe the Religious Right? To [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] GodBlogCon 2005, the Christian Blogosphere Convention, is fixin’ to happen around the October 2005 timeframe in Mesa, Arizona. GodBlogCon 2005 latest updates will be at SmartChristian.com and intercessory prayers are being collected & offered at the GodBlogCon Prayer [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] “You put peanut butter in my chocolate! You put chocolate in my peanut butter!” Can personal joy & delight, strong work ethic, and capitalism really be compatible? Virginia Postrel’s reading of Bolles’ classic “What Color Is Your Parachute?” [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] I struck gold while googling tonight. Found an extended transcript of a number of Tim Keller‘s messages – labeled as: KELLER ON PREACHING IN A POST-MODERN CITY: Preaching To Create Spiritually Inclusive Worship. I particularly like this sound [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] I’m back online from the home base! It happened with a short little email deposited in my Gmail account while I was hangin’ out with Will and Jen at the Lemen commune today. We kept the mics off [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] SmartChristian.com has started a thread exploring the possibility of a Christian Blogosphere Convention, or GodBlogCon for short. Click through and comment there to sign-up. What if that group would just attend an event like the Internet Evangelism for [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] After refusing to run an ad for a Bible (news item: 1, 2, 3, 4; blog: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5), Rolling Stone has changed its mind (the Biblical term for that is repent) and will accept the [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] The 50 Most Influential Christians in America according to Church Report Magazine. Notably and disappointedly absent are Tim Keller and Hugh Hewitt. Those editors readers are just a tad off the mark. A surprise one that I did [ . . . ]

[a lost entry reconstructed] Many in the ill-named emergent church conversation are familiar with A New Kind of Christian, and as Jason Clark had aptly noted that Emergent is not the Emerging Church, there are several other ways that different types of [ . . . ]