What would you call the slaughter of 48.5 million innocent babies?
I'm a church planter, missionary, freelance writer, web designer, and laid-down lover of Jesus from Level Cross, NC. I'm married with 3 wonderful grown children. We're currently planting a church and planning a missions trip back to Jamaica. I couldn't ask for a better life!
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I admit - I love Firefox. Sure, it’s got its moments - but it ISN’T Internet Explorer, which means it’s all good.
Firefox can be extended with a variety of add-ons. Here’s a few of the add-ons I use (and couldn’t live without):
#1 - TwitterFox
Twitter is an amazing service. It’s sort of like a [...]
Windows Vista - Who loves it and who hates it?
I confess that I have not taken the upgrade plunge yet. But I’ll also confess that this is the first time I’ve seriously considered upgrading, rather than waiting a few years and buying a new computer with the current operating system pre-installed (and in theory, at [...]
It’s funny how one thing leads to another on the web. I’ve become a lover of all things Twitter and wonder how we ever lived without it. I’ve been following CarlThomas of RevivalBlog for quite a while. Earlier he tweeted about John Baw, so I went to John’s twitter page and found his blog (wildoxgib.com) [...]
I must say, Twitter is an amazing little time-waster invention I’ve merrily tweeted for a couple of months now - sometimes random stuff, reminders to myself, miniature posts. Nothing *important* really, but the last couple of days it’s gotten more meaningful. I know how to use it a bit better now with @’s and [...]
Steven Brady wrote in his blog,
“What happens when you become so Socially Connected in the Web 2.0 age that it takes more time to update everyone on your life than it does to have that life?”
Now that, my friends, is the question of the century. Too bad, though, we may not have time to answer [...]