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While the making and breaking of New Year’s Resolutions can be the epitome of vanity and meaninglessness, and even though most resolutions are typically temporal and banal, I think there is something constructive for Christians in considering the progress of their faith and then making commitments to pursue Christ in specific ways. Spiritual transformation and progress is […]

I set myself up for failure in yesterday’s post on the consequences of breaking resolutions, but here are my 2006 resolutions in review anyway. Of course if you read the resolutions carefully you’ll note that at least three of the four are comparative, using words like “better” or “less.” That means as long as the direction of […]

With only a few days remaining until 2007 it’s time to review my resolutions for 2006. Since I posted my them publicly it seems appropriate to review them likewise. This review  —  and the accountability attached to it  —  is important because failing to keep our resolutions is not only easy, it is dangerous. So before I share my actual […]

This video from the NY Times demonstrates that Windows Vista is NOT just a rip-off of Mac OS X.

A few weeks ago I listed the 25 books that have influenced me the most. In that post I promised a second list, namely my catalog of the 10 books every Christian should own. These are books that, from my perspective, transcend time and culture. They are the kind of resources that should be frequently published […]