Model
Well I found a site that is along the lines of what I would like this to become. It is
Open Source Theology. I really the like play on words there with the tech and the church, in that it takes a group of people to truly find the meaning behind things, not just church or not just technology but all things.
Let me know what you think of it. I actually found it through
blogger's search.
Back at It again
Wow has this month flown by. I remember thinking at the beginning of the month hey I have a sermon coming up. Now it is this next Sunday. I am so totally not ready for it. This next Sunday is Pentecost, so that is always cool. However it is the first Sunday of the month so that means that it is communion Sunday, so that makes my time shorter so I am down to 15 Min now. On top of communion there is also a conformation (second part of 2 part baptism) going on in the same service, so now I am down to like 7 min depending on who does the confirmation, I may be down to about 5 :) oh well what can you do right. I have always been a man of few words so I will do my best in trying to consolidate my thoughts into a 5 min talk, and hope that the congregation will follow what I am saying.
Well, I guess that didn't go as planned
I had hoped to put more stuff up here recently but as it turns out, my blogs are the first thing to go when I get busy so I do apologize about that. This is something that I want to grow and develop, maybe into a full on web-site someday so, other members keep that in mind. If you have suggestions for things to cover or to get more idea rolling out of here post them either in the comments or on the site itself. For those of you who aren't publishers for the blog but have some ideas you would like to see talked about or posted here then shoot me an e-mail and we will talk about it. You can reach me at aaron(dot)beebe(at)gmail(dot)com. Replace the stuff in the () with what it should be. This is just to stop spam. Let me know what we need to do here to keep people coming back.
Book Review
I don't know how much a review this is but I would highly recommend A New Kind of Christian, by Brian McLaren
Here This book will change the way that you think about how secular life and Christian culture blend and mix to form the theologies that we have today.
Aaron
