Mass: We Pray…The Video Game
via thejakers.com Hilarious. You should check out their site, too…www.masswepray.com. It’s GOT to be a joke, right? Please be a joke. Posted via web from A Mile From The Beach

Online churches draw believers, critics
Some critics say virtual worship separates followers from the spiritual essentials found in brick-and-mortar Christian churches. STORY HIGHLIGHTS A growing number of Christians worldwide are migrating from the chapel to the computer Online religious services offer convenience to those who can’t att

Social Media Leveraged to Build Kindergarten – LifeChurch.tv : swerve
Social Media Leveraged to Build Kindergarten This week, a pretty cool thing happened over at the Stuff Christians Like blog. On Monday, Jon Acuff shared an idea with his readers: let’s raise $30,000 to build a kindergarten in Vietnam. He hoped to reach that goal by December 31. Instead, it happened in 18 hours. From 5:

Social Media Revolution
via youtube.com The way we communicate has fundamentally shifted. Look at the ways we communicate, via Facebook, Twitter, blogs. I started blogging 4 years ago, and learned the ups and downs of sharing my thoughts and life online. It is even easier to do so through Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and other social media. The revolution in communications has occurred, and we should embr

Ninety Days, Days Sixty Four, Sixty Five, and Sixty Six.
My reading has actually taken me into the end of Day 68, which puts me in the early chapters of the Gospel of Matthew, but I’ve been a bit lagging in writing about the previous days.  There’s a great promise in Hosea 11:1: “When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. The Gospel of Matthew references this, as the infant Jesus is taken to Egypt to escape the infant slaughter by Herod.  Matthew 2:13-15 states: 13When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. “Get up,” he said, “take the child and