We can only half-serve those we have only half-met. And we can only imperfectly love those we have only virtually seen. http://is.gd/5p32

Introducing Julianna Grace Tatum: Born at 9:57 AM, weighing 9lbs 3oz, fully 21in long. All the limbs and digits accounted for. Wahoo, Baby!

Whoa. Ping feedback. Posted URLs went to twitter and del.icio.us simultaneously, then came back to twitter via some forgotten mechanism.

An a-"maize"ing image of Palin. But, to me, it looks like a clown picture. http://ping.fm/RkyFi

I want the yet-to-be-released Plastic Logic Reader: http://ping.fm/buivF

Access the Hive-Mind of Christianity: http://ping.fm/Et1Ks

Just purchased: "The New Media Frontier: Blogging, Vlogging, and Podcasting for Christ" http://ping.fm/akYl5

Oh. "Significantly Not As Described." Ha ha. http://ping.fm/vzbYN(SNAD).html

Desert snad? Snad? What the heck is that?

Book about mercy. Cover design is bleached skull in desert snad. Sales potential? The math does not exist.

I suspect, however, that God is not in the endorsement business. See: "Seeking Change in Law, Pastors to Endorse Candidates" http://ping.fm/nq07W

Time to make the donuts.

Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson, has a pretty decent blog. http://ping.fm/aWSRZ

192 emails left and rising.

GodblogCon 2008 MP3 (http://ping.fm/yHa7o) Interesting - esp. "On the Art of Online Conversation" by John Mark Reynolds.

Aikin says it's morally more important to be truthful than to be straight and sexually faithful? http://ping.fm/vbrWb

The Origins and Impact of Pentecostalism

An excellent collection of interviews and resources exploring Pentecostalism by NPR's Speaking of Faith. Check it: http://ping.fm/XqrLs

An excellent collection of interviews and resources exploring Pentecostalism by NPR's Speaking of Faith. Check it: http://ping.fm/XqrLs

If Sarah Palin were my mom, I'd be "Clamp Noodle Palin." http://ping.fm/QWfRx

Heroes rocks! Am enjoying its return, plus Prison Break, Boston Legal, Smallville, Burn Notice, and more. But lunch today was all about Heroes.

Ah... the joy of the gift of hot joe. Thank you David Frees. My power knows no bounds!

I'm wondering: How could I possibly have 119 people following my tweets? How?

Okay. Forget coffee. Lunch it is.

Must have coffee.

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Hi all, thanks for stopping by!

Unfortunately, this blog is not my home. But you can find me posting at my real hole-in-the-Web at BlogRodent, where you might enjoy browsing a list of select Charismatic and Pentecostal Bloggers or reading their latest posts in my PneumaBlogs aggregator.

I am a Pentecostal blogger (Assemblies of God) and I generally write about religious issues (but not exclusively, see my post, "The Apprentice: Ten Leadership Lessons I Learned"). I currently work for Christianity Today International as the online media managing editor for our Resources department, where we recently launched an online learning website called CTCourses with cool online video for spiritual growth, church training and etc. (See the free "7 Tips for Handling E-Mail" course.)

To learn more about me and what I'm about, see my about page.

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Also be sure to check out PneumaBlogs ... a collection of blogs from other interesting Pentecostal and Charismatic bloggers. I'm also aggregating their feeds, so you could just surf the latest juicy morsels from this corner of the Evangelical world from the PneumaBlogs aggregator.

Here are the most popular posts from my weblog so far:

• Carlton D. Pearson: The Charismatic Bishop of Heresy


• The Oprah tsunami hits my blog


• Justin Berry: From "camwhore" to water-baptised witness for the State


• Update on Golden Murder


• When worship goes awry?


• The Assemblies of God's corporate roadmap for transformation


• Charismatic Heresy


• Wife and Husband: sacrificial leadership meets love-inspired submission


• Youth pastor slays wife, confesses. Why, oh why?


• Examining Assemblies of God statistics on growth


• Assemblies of God newsfeeds


• Is the Church broken?


• Is the Assemblies of God a cult?


• Say what? Language in 2005.


• Eight Michigan Photos: AJ, Lighthouse, Lake, Church.


• Predestination. Or, was Judas a sinner, or a saint?

Enjoy!