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Category Archives: Blogging

Making the transition to Wordpress

For those who live in the “Blogger” ghetto and want to move up to the very best blogging platform on earth, here’s a great instructional video (45 minutes) that covers everything you need to know for setting up a WordPress.com website. Accounts are completely free and—once you’re registered—you can set up as many blogs as [...]

Posted 05 June 2008 § ‡ Comments (2) ° Tagged: , ,

Back in the states again

Just a quick note to let my regular readers (all three of you!) know that I’m back in Florida for a couple of weeks visiting my new grandson—and a few nearby friends and trouble-makers—so the blogging frequency may drop over the next three weeks. We brought a Welsh family with us on this trip, members [...]

Posted 13 May 2008 § Daily Scribe § Persecution § Travel ‡ Comments (2) °

8 Ways to Shrink Your Church

Okay, so maybe everyone else in the blogosphere has see 8 Sure Ways to Shrink a Church over at The Refuge, but I just discovered it for the first time, so there’s a chance you haven’t seen it, too. Here’s a brief outline for you, but you’ll have to read the article to fill in [...]

Posted 06 May 2008 § Church Planting § Daily Scribe § Ministry § The Church ‡ Comments (3) °

May I have 88 seconds please?


Posted 01 May 2008 § Audio § Daily Scribe § Personal ‡ Comments (2) ° Tagged: , , ,

Subscribing to my blog articles

I’ve been using an RSS feed reader, like GoogleReader, to keep track of my favorite bloggers and the stuff they write about. There’s only one problem…I had two dozen RSS feeds and it quickly became a real chore to slog my way through so many entries. And I also discovered that I really didn’t read [...]

Posted 30 April 2008 § Communication § Daily Scribe § Technology § Writing ‡ Comments (2) ° Tagged: , , , , , , , ,

Please don’t read this blog . . .

My blog comes with two warnings. The first one is the tagline: "Pushing the limits of the status quo." I was born with the conviction that change is good for people and the institutions around us. I like to think of myself as one of those celebrated by Steve Jobs, the co-founder and chairman of [...]

Posted 19 February 2008 § Authenticity § Daily Scribe § Personal ‡ Comments (4) ° Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , ,