Photos that changed the World is an interesting website I found today. I wanted to share it with you. Be warned, it has some pretty graphic pics. But it also contains some very moving and thought provoking pictures.
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9.03.2008
Photos that Changed the World
Photos that changed the World is an interesting website I found today. I wanted to share it with you. Be warned, it has some pretty graphic pics. But it also contains some very moving and thought provoking pictures.
7.29.2008
Cool Website: Mygazines
Well, as many of you know I am an info junkie. Too much for my own good really. However, when I find something interesting I do like to share it with you. A very cool (though possibly legally shaky) web-site called mygazines has emerged. Mygazines is a page where you can browse online through todays most recent magazines. Want to read Entertainment Weekly without having to stand in line at the check out counter? Look for it here. The coolest thing is that it has archives of Time magazine. You can browse through old articles. The sad part is that as I searched, I could find no theology or Christian magazines. Well, I'm going to write a strongly worded email to them about it. Pick a magazine, and zoom in to read. I had fun browsing through Mad magazine while I was on. Fun stuff. Enjoy.
12.03.2007
Cool Web Site!
How do you reach out those Mosaics (Gen-Y)? Thankfully, a great ministry in post-christian London has been doing that for a while. It's called the Damaris Project (Link above). I think of it as L'abri 2.0. I don't say that lightly. The director is an evangelist named Nick Pollard. The site has different articles dealing with ways to use the current culture to reach people and some great examples of how to do that. Furthermore, they strive to be biblically faithful and this is material you can use with middlers, high schoolers and older college students. Nick has beed doing student ministry for years in London colleges and definitely knows what he's doing.
His book "Evangelism made slightly less difficult" is a great read. He gives you a tool he calls positive deconstruction. You talk with the person you're witnessing and slowly help them unpack their world view and you begin to deconstruct it to show them their need for Christ. I hope to share more on this. It's all very schaefferian. Visit the site and book mark it. You'll be going back again and again.
His book "Evangelism made slightly less difficult" is a great read. He gives you a tool he calls positive deconstruction. You talk with the person you're witnessing and slowly help them unpack their world view and you begin to deconstruct it to show them their need for Christ. I hope to share more on this. It's all very schaefferian. Visit the site and book mark it. You'll be going back again and again.
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