Nominate FTSA for the 2007 Weblog Awards. Get an easy step-by-step right here.
It’s the last day to vote for the 2006 Blog Post of the Year. If you haven’t voted, then it’s time to rock it.

Last year I was privaledged enough to travele to 10 cities across the U.S.
About half-way through (July), it dawned on me that I was going to all these great little coffee shops and ordering the same drink every time…
12oz. Double Americano with room
…so why not blog about it?
You can look forward to one or […]

Anna and I are on our way to Colorado for 10 days in God’s Country. The itinerary includes: Snowboarding, a thank-you dinner for all our current supporters, snowboarding, a few dinners to raise more support, and..um..did I mention snowboarding…Can I get an amen?

The winner of the Christmas Giveaway has been found.
The rules were that you could win for any comment you posted on the whole blog just so long as you had at least one comment posted between December 11th, and December 25th.
Thanks to Matt’s random number generator I was able to find someone from the […]

I updated the archives page. It is now a ‘user-friendly’ version of the sitemap. Check it out. I bet you’ll find a post or two to enjoy that you didn’t know I wrote.

A handful of different encounters have got me thinking about the next level of Christian Blogging.

In an email conversation I had with Ron, we mentioned it being an hour for Christians to take authority from the Word and become a Voice of truth and conviction. Not too sure if there’s such a thing as […]

TUAW has a minute by minute update of the Macworld expo. Including pics of the new widescreen, touchscreen “iPhone+iPod”. Or webstream Jobs’ keynote address on the Apple site.

Voting is open for the Blog Post of the Year. Vote Here.
I was amazed at how many sites I’d never seen before submitted. Thanks to all of you.
A lot of really good stuff was submitted and I even added a few new people to my RSS feeds. We read through each post over the weekend […]

“Perpetual devotion to what a man calls his business, is only to be sustained by perpetual neglect of many other things.” — Robert Louis Stevenson