Year End Review: Books
I dig me some books, and there were some doozies this year. Here are the best books I read in ’09, in no particular order… A Comedian’s Guide to Theology: Side-splittingly funny, yet amazingly doctrinally-correct...
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Here it is, the second annual Connective Tissue tradition known as the Year End Review (also affectionately known as My Brain Is Too Fried To Come Up With Anything Else Original, but let’s not get...
Tonight is the Night…
O Holy Night is one of my favorite Christmas songs ever. And whatever guy butchered this version is the greatest anonymous prankster to walk the earth. So gather the family, grab some egg nog, crank...
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Complete this post and submit your caption below! (Thanks to Adam Moore for the picture!)
Christmas Movies We Can Do Without
In yesterday’s post I told you about the Christmas songs that make me want to dive headfirst into a den of angry wolves. Lest ye think that only one type of media angers me, here’s...
Christmas Songs We Can Do Without
You won’t find anyone who likes Christmas music much more than I do. I have to fight good common sense every year to keep from cranking up a little Bing Crosby way before Thanksgiving. But...
FI Fridays: Impress Me
We’ve arrived at the last FI Friday for Fall 2009. Thanks for your feedback on this series of posts! Earlier this week I had a major first impressions faux pas. I was at a local...
Got Summer Plans?
It’s not too early to start planning your summer vacation. I’d like to invite you to join me on a trip to Dubai. The Brier Creek Campus will be sponsoring the Annual General Meeting of...
Lying Tiger Laid Bare, Oh My!
I wish the New York Post would contact me today, for two reasons. First, I want to sell them my very clever headline (above, don’t miss it) for a bajillion zillion dollars. I would, of...
Make Room, Blogosphere
Last week you might have felt a little colliding o’ the universes, as the Summit launched yet another blog (our motto: “1000 churches in 40 years x 37.5 blogs per church = not nearly enough...
