yes. I switched webhosting. Obviously something went kind of wrong… But at least I got all of the data. So, you can still click around. You just don’t get the prettiness there was. Go look at some old stuff.
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So, I’ve heard the statement, “Twitter killed my blog.” I have to say, it confuses me a little bit. Twitter is killing a lot of things, including Facebook, but I don’t think it’s killing the blog.
To me, it’s opened my eyes a little bit. I see now, everything is becoming micro or instant. If the seemingly 3 minute laser show at Stone Mountain wasn’t a clue for me, there are hints everywhere. The new monopoly game, designed to be played in 20 minutes and instant grits. (don’t get me started) Things are changing to fit the trend of micro, or instant. If you don’t believe me, have you been on Facebook lately? Things are changing, and there is nothing we can do about it…. is there?
As a Christ Follower should this concern me? Does this speak about not only what our generation is looking for, but is it a sign of what’s to come? How do we tell people that being a Christ Follower is more than a 20 minute decision. How do we tell people that witnessing, or sharing faith is going to take more than 140 characters? I don’t believe that His Love needs to be made (buzz word alert) ‘relevant’, but do we need to adapt to fit culture, or does the basis of what we believe show that change is part of believing, and we have to live that purposefully? What, as the body of Christ, can we do to slow people down? To make people not look for that instant gratification?
In a world of Twitter, 20 minute Monopoly, and instant grits, how do we show people that there is reward in anything else? How do we show people The Way, if it will require a lifelong change?
I don’t know if any of this will make sense, I’m just thinking outloud here.
