Just links …
3 December 07 at 6:18 pm | In Blogging, Books | 2 CommentsTags: , How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Rob Bell
I’m a couple of days late with my weekly links … all the better to include some cool stuff I found today!
To continue with the lists of lists from last week (or at least the last time I posted links), the New York Times has posted its list of notable books from the past year.
Chris says the Grinch sold out.
Christianity Today’s blog comments on Rob Bell’s The gods aren’t angry tour.
I’m working on what I am going to write in my block over at One Million Witnesses. Care to join me and help give clean water to people in desperate need?
Begging for a change over at A New Kind of Youth Ministry … and it may not be what you expect.
The Gospel of Judas isn’t all the big media blitz made it out to be. Further review reveals that Judas was not a hero at all, as the initial reports suggested.
Some good advice on getting more out of your Bible.
According to Newsweek, we want our next president to be a person of faith — even if we aren’t.
What’s life like for a wrongfully convicted man when he is finally released from prison? This New York Times feature tells the tale in the man’s own voice.
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Thanks for the link to the NY Times article on the wrongfully convicted man.
It is a haunting story.
In my book on forgiveness, due out 10/8, I share the story of the guilt a woman felt after her testimony sent the wrong man to prison for 11 years: http://www.afterinnocence.com/jenstory.html
Comment by cdbrauns — 5 December 07 #
Tammy,
Thanks for linking to our blog. I’m glad you found the Bible reading tips helpful!
Comment by Stephen Altrogge — 7 December 07 #