Guest Blog By Ben Larson. This post is the third in a series on Church and Social Media. Click here to start from the beginning. Okay, you’ve got a grasp on the Big Picture of social media and your strategy is in place…now what? Here are some basics of social media management that I’ve picked […]
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I’ve been off the grid recently for as long as I’ve ever been since I started blogging. The reason for the absence was to focus on and finish my first book manuscript called, Pursuing Justice: The Call to Live and Die for Bigger Things, which comes out this February with Thomas Nelson Publishers. I’m excited
I took a break from blogging these last two weeks for the first time in 5 years. I’d realized that blogging had become a guilt endeavor – just get something up – rather than a meaningful representation of my thoughts or what God is teaching me. For quite a while, those around me have been
I’ve been having more fun blogging lately (during early Fall it was pretty tough to keep up with!) Anyway, good to be back into the swing and fun to see that the blog has come back and people are seeing it!!
Several updates that have been needed to the blog are now done!! One in particular, that comments weren’t showing up, is now fixed. So, comment away!!!! Also, make sure to check out the wonderful folks (Jane and Mike) at Custom Photography Blogs who are always so helpful with mine.
My next blog post will be the 1,000 th post since I started blogging. To leave a post about that being my 1,000 th post would seem expected and cliche – so I figured I’d simply post this on my 999 th.
I got a comment on my New Years post making fun of Justin and me for our pathetic workout routine. It made me laugh!! It also reminded me how much I love the interaction on the blog when people leave comments. Comments just make things more fun, dynamic and interesting. So if you’re reading and
Say hello to the new blog!! Thanks to Jane Johnson, I’ve made the switch from Blogger to WordPress. I’m pretty excited that all the old stuff was able to pull through and that there are a ton of new features I get to play with now on WordPress. Still some tweaks… there should be some
