Saturday, February 19, 2005

A Round-Up of Interesting Recent Posts on Other Blogs

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Mark Roberts is writing an excellent series of blog articles immediately inspired on the newly-released The New International Version (TNIV...

Goal-Setting, A Christian Approach, Part 4

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Joseph Sittler was a great theologian, celebrated around the world. But he never lost his simple faith or his simple touch. He was one of ...

European Elections Bear Watching

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Elections will be held tomorrow in Spain, Portugal, northern Cyprus, and the state of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany . I'm particularly i...
Friday, February 18, 2005

Goal-Setting, A Christian Approach, Part 3

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In the first two installments of this series, I’ve said that... (1) Conventional approaches to success and goal-setting, even when resultin...
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Spring Training Shadowed by Steroids

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Tom Weir and Mel Antonen write about the cloud under which baseball begins spring training because of former player Jose Canseco's book....
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Thursday, February 17, 2005

Reflections on John Negroponte and His Tough New Job

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John Negroponte has been nominated by President Bush to become the first National Intelligence Director . The position, created by Congress,...

Goal-Setting, A Christian Approach, Part 2

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Yesterday, I noted successful people driven by the self-aggrandizing notions that inform the average self-help book or seminar, are unhappy,...

Chris Matthews on America, the Reluctant Warrior

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One of the books I'm reading these days is American Beyond Our Grandest Notions in which Chris Matthews identifies key traits of the Am...
Wednesday, February 16, 2005

Althouse on 'The Marriage Show-Offs'

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In two decades as a pastor, I've been asked several times to preside as couples renewed their marriage vows. My wife and I, who have bee...

Tod Bolsinger Reads with Dead People (So Do the Members of His Family)

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Tod Bolsinger is blogging throughout this Lenten season about how to use the time to enhance our relationships with God. Today, he shares a ...

Check Out Latest on Kilimanjaro Climb

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A group of Cincinnati area folks, including Nancy Beck, executive director of the Clermont County Boys and Girls Club and a member of Friend...

The Vision Thing

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One of my favorite bloggers, Rob Asghar, has a tremendous post on the overrated commodity of vision .

The First Superstar of the Blogging World

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Probably like many readers of this blog, I watched Charlie Rose 's interview with four prominent bloggers last evening. I had seen and h...

Goal-Setting, A Christian Approach, Part 1

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Yesterday morning, after I’d spent some time praying and reading Scripture, I pulled out my day planner and jotted down the things I wanted ...
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Tuesday, February 15, 2005

On the Steroids Controversy

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Tom Parsons (aka: Daddypundit) has a good rundown of stories dealing with Baseball's steroid controversy .

What If...A Tuesday Morning Fantasy

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What if baseball commissioner Bud Selig called a press conference today? Here's what I hope he'd say... "Ladies and gentlemen, ...
Monday, February 14, 2005

Congratulations, Tod Bolsinger!

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Tod Bolsinger is one of my favorite bloggers. His two books have just been named as among the fifty best of 2004 ! His publisher must feel ...
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Cincinnati Employees Prevented from Reading Blogs: Is This a Matter of Throwing Out the Baby with the Blog Water?

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In an understandable effort to prevent employees from goofing off while on the job, the city of Cincinnati is blocking the reading of many b...

All About 'Gates'

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Ann Althouse has an interesting rundown of Christo's and Jean-Claude's Gates at New York's Central Park . Frankly, against my wi...
Sunday, February 13, 2005

From Laurie Beth Jones

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Business consultant Laurie Beth Jones is one of my favorite authors. Her books are practical, inspiring, and down-to-earth. Sometimes, I fin...