Some of you have been seeing my tweets throughout the day originating from CMA Fest downtown this weekend. Before I go any farther in talking about my impressions as a Nashville native, I need to make a couple of disclaimers. First, take my tweets with a grain of salt for it is always easier to […]
I’ve been rekindling an appreciation of the music of John Michael Talbot, who I first encountered in the late ’70’s prior to his move toward Roman Catholicism. JMT’s music always moved me, and The Painter (done with his brother Terry) is perhaps one of the finest albums ever. Here is one of the best songs […]
Well they are gone, those wild and wooly MethoBloggers. Our ISP was able to get all worked out and the MethoBlog is back up and running. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Well, I know you thought you would be going to the MethoBlog, but we are having severe technical difficulties and we may be forced to rebuild the entire site. As you know (at least I think you know) this site is run on a shoestring and a prayer by an active pastor who is far […]
Since the GavMeister can do Music Mondays, it seems fitting to offer a thought of my own. The year was 1982. I was 22, back in college, and life was good.
This is classic: HT: http://blogs.nashvillescene.com/pitw/2009/02/what_the_world_looks_like_in_e.php
I don’t know if you have heard about Microsoft Lab’s Songsmith program, but it was supposed to be Microsoft’s answer to Garageband. In theory, anyone was supposed to be able to sing a song into the software and the program would automatically add instrumentation, allowing folks to feel like they were “writing” songs. The software […]
Sorry for the dark hole that came after a flurry of posts, but Sunday come, an election is getting close, and I am juggling too many things. More will be coming later in the week.
Advent and Christmas this year has been perhaps the most intense that I’ve experienced in the past 12 years of ministry, so there’s been no time for writing. So, in the few minutes I have this morning before heading back to work I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas season, and I pray […]
The best first 12 minutes of any movie ever! more about “Hulu – Raising Arizona – Watch the fu…“, posted with vodpod
A couple of days ago I got this great idea. I was nearing the end of a subscription term on WordPress.com, and I decided I was going to migrate this site and the TechnoPastor site to a new hosted site using drupal to handle both blogs. The goal was to simplify my life, moving away […]
I haven’t been writing much the past few days because there are simply too many plates spinning in the air. There are several projects that are promising, including a community project that has great potential to bring about change. But these things compete with my blogging, and something has to give. I’ll be back next […]
I haven’t been writing much the past few days because there are simply too many plates spinning in the air. There are several projects that are promising, including a community project that has great potential to bring about change. But these things compete with my blogging, and something has to give. I’ll be back next […]
Several folks have asked me if there was recording of “Holy Are You,” the song that I shared that the Festival of Homiletics a couple of years ago. I cranked out a recording of it today, albeit not especially good, but it will give folks a sense of the tune. The song is copywritten, but […]
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Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Office Supply Hacks This is a great article with several good ideas in managing your technology.
Okay, this site has been dark since January, primarily due to the author being a bit too busy. However it’s time to more forward, so be watching for an increase in posts in the coming days. One of the things that I will be doing more regularly is sharing technological stuff that I find helpful […]
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