Fortuitous Bouncing
2008
February
22
American Idol Thought
- The first week was awful. Why would you start the top 24 with a theme night and of all themes you do 60s night? I thought 5 out of the 24 showed they were good, but it was horribly bad overall. I can’t wait until we’re down to the top 12 or top 10 or whenever they get out of the studio, because 5 hours of American Idol per week is TOO MUCH!
Blogs
- Studying theology is important for everyone.
- Rock star worship leaders. Good or bad?
- Is the emerging church as bad as everyone as a lot of people make it out to be?
- Friends and church ministry.
- How to create a rotating blogroll.
News
- What if Obama lost 10 states in a row?
- Sometimes I think my life is hard, but then I read this.
- Brian McLaren on postmoderns thinking of Christianity as a story.
Random Thoughts
- The wife spent 100 bones on a straightener since the one I got her for her birthday sucks. Can’t you straighten hair with an iron?
- 60 degrees in February makes me thankful that I live in Portland.
- Dwight Howard in the Slam Dunk Contest was unbelievable. His new name is Superman…here is why.
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Tyler Braun.
Thanks for the visit and the comment….nice site! I agree on the Americal Idol thoughts!
Worshipfan
it would have been better if he actually dunked it rather than chucked it.
The former generation DID use a real iron to straighten their hair. ;0)
Yes, I agree that theology is important to study….. Depending on the author, particular persuasions can be gained. Do you have theological books for the lay person you suggest? I have appreciated reading the book “Basic Christianity” by John Stott.
Nader? Really? I hadn’t heard. Wow.
On rockstar worship leaders:
The leader’s job is to point the glory to God. To take it for himself/herself would be counter to the whole cause of worship. Perhaps it is easier for larger churches to perpetuate a feeling of celebrity with their music leaders? Autographs? Weird.
In grand conclusion:
There are more beautiful places than Portland at 60 degrees. (really, truly! ) :0)