You might as well call this the Tim Stevens’ edition of The Hot Links, because my man has been on FIRE lately. Here’s a few highlights: An Apple guy is remaking Microsoft and what the church can learn about “cool,” Five stages of dealing with failure, and why pop culture is no longer popular. The last is a MUST-read for church and creative types. Now, on to the rest…
Our next youth outreach. We’ll reach thousands…
When’s the last time your church surprised you?
Oprah’s not orthodox?!? Who knew!
How do you find out if your Christian friends drink beer too?
Daniel Gilland (and his new blog) have a saying: you can never have too much Tim Keller. I tend to agree…
8 memorable movie misquotes. Have you been using them wrong?
I think you need a new strategy…
Scott Hodge links us to the list of 600 US Starbucks stores that are closing. Is your favorite on the list?
Anyone else love the word FREE? Here’s for your, designers…
Possibly the sexiest Hot Link ever…
Three leadership environments Perry Noble is committed to. What about you?
8 Leadership secrets from Nelson Mandela
Now this is what biblical fatherhood looks like…
A leadership look at hierarchies versus paths…
#1 by Brian Ayers on July 19, 2008 - 10:04 am
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I’d missed the SCL beer discussion, so I’m glad you linked to it. what a great post. thanks!
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#2 by Daniel Gilland on July 19, 2008 - 1:02 pm
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I gotta say, that Keller audio is my favorite, I’ll be listening to that one for a while. So good. I loved the last of the Tim Stevens. That one was really good. So, how about, 3 starbucks within a 2 mile radius from where we live will be closing. That still leaves 2 within walking distance though (did they really need that many in a 2 mile radius anyway???). And, we knew one of them would be closing. They just built one about 200 yards away because the owner of that property is kicking them off to build something else. So, I’m not sure if that one really counts as a closing. It’s more like a moving… Great hot links today…
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