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- Marcus, on my top 10 are the daily devotionals. I love getting those from you in the morning, always a thought provoking insight that challenges me to go deeper in my faith. Thanks for sharing...
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But Bob Smietana over at Christianity Today says too many Christian publishers are Looking for the Next Big Thing. They posted this article last week, but if you haven’t read it yet, be sure to go check it out.
He writes, “In recent years, Christian publishing has e ... Continue reading »
He writes, “In recent years, Christian publishing has e ... Continue reading »
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...and because we were all really lonely and slightly bratty, we went over to LL's living room to play while she was away. It was a great party - you should see the mess we made in her living room though.
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Thanks for stopping by Bob! I'm considering myself challenged now to get a good photoshop poster out soon.
Speaking of the next big thing. I spoke with a writer friend of mine who is at ICRS this week. She said the celebrity culture there feels even more out of control that it was at BEA in New York City. That's quite a statement.
Apparently, this year they have images of various authors' smiling mugs on the side of a bus.
I'm beginning to think Dick Staub is onto something in his book The Culturally Savvy Christian.
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Um, the mountain was unscathed. Mostly. My three year old did his best to damage it, but it ended up damaging him more. (Nothing serious. Just scrapes and cuts and the kind of general rough play that gives boys joy.)
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Actually those nicknacks, gifts and merchandise are probably keeping the Christian retailers around you in business so they can sell books. It's an interesting dilema
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