Many of you that know me know that I think very highly of John Piper. He’s easily my favorite author, and is in my top 5 of those I like to listen to. Here’s a very quick post from him about the action of the Supreme Court this week regarding guns.
It’s a perspective that many [...]
Posted in Technology on 28. Jun, 2008 by Wayland.
In a humble attempt at educating the masses I thought I would give you a few tools to simplify your time on the interweb. Now I know there are some of you already using these tools, or tools very similar to these…please feel free to comment and add your opinion. But for those that know [...]
Posted in Life on 18. Jun, 2008 by Wayland.
Well, it’s over. Three thousand riders, 74 miles, 4 hours 47 minutes, sore knees, and a great sense of accomplishment. The ride was really great. My adrenaline was really flowing at the start. I’ve never seen that many men (and women) in spandex and lycra. There were 3 major climbs throughout the ride, and several [...]
Posted in Life on 18. Jun, 2008 by Wayland.
I’ll be sending out an email shortly explaining why you’ve received no newsletter for the month of May, and that you should expect one for May and June in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully until then these photos will hold you over.
-Cheers
Posted in God on 03. Jun, 2008 by Wayland.
This short article resonates with me. It’s written by a guy called Jeff, one of the founders of Soma church in Tacoma. This is what we should strive for in our churches today.
Jeff’s Article
Soma Church
Cheers.
Posted in Life on 02. Jun, 2008 by Wayland.
Well, yesterday marked the 2 week countdown to my partaking in the 2008 Dragon Ride. Cycling is pretty big over here, maybe even more so on the continent (places like France and Spain). Throughout the UK from March to October there are tons of cyclosportives to enter and take part in. A cyclosportive is an [...]