Jim Walls, who wrote God's Politics, recently released The Great Awakening. Along with the book's release, he is traveling around the country on The Great Awakening Tour. The event is described like this:
Today, Adobe AIR comes out of beta. AIR allows designers and developers to create web applications that run on the desktop.
For the next day or so (48 hours starting on Monday at noon), there is a premiere of a new video from Nooma about prayer.
Recently, to my great jealousy, my wife bought a MacBook for graduate school.
At Josh Brown's blog, there is a series of posts that I began to link to yesterday that are challenging some of the common critiques leveled against Emergent (and in this sense, I do mean, at least predominantly, Emergent Village, not the global emerging church). One of the posts deals with the conception that Emergent consists of white guys, sitting around talking about theology.
Jonathan Stegall is a web designer and emergent / emerging follower of Jesus currently living in Atlanta, seeking to abide in the creative tension between theology, spirituality, design, and justice.
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