Blog
Walk Good is a blog written by Josh Fults. Josh is a minister and public speaker; he is also a counsellor with masters degrees in psychology and apologetics. His blog is quite good. Generally his topics have to do with marriage and families but he also has a way of challenging his readers. Most recently I enjoyed “Steven King [who is a Presbyterian] and God” and “18 Things I Want My Son to Know About Life.”
Find it @ joshfults.com.
T.V. Personality
Duck Dynasty … need I say more? I love this show. It’s addictive. Where else can you find a show where everybody seems to love each other, and that has no bad language, no violence, no sex, drugs and rock and roll, and ends every show with a family prayer? And it has a crazy uncle to boot! By now most people know a bit of the Robertson family story but lately a lot more information has been coming out and more personal clips are filling up the web. To that end, there is a really great one with Phil Robertson, the family patriarch, titled, “Duck Commander Preachin’ Hard—Shell Shocked Outdoors.” You gotta love it.
Video
I know, I know, I just wrote about Pat Robertson. He’s not all bad, of course. In fact, I’ve heard him say some truly insightful things. But every once in a while the crazy tank fills up a bit too much and old Pat has to let some loose. Such was the case this November when Pat took a phone call on the 700 Club from a woman whose husband had cheated on her. In short, Pat tells the wife of a cheating husband to make things more exciting at home and be grateful for her house and clothing. He also excuses the husband with a simple “he’s a man,” as if that’s the only explanation needed. But don’t let me put words in the man’s mouth. See for yourself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaTPrd_6OGI
Technology
Now if you know me, you know that I’ve been using “The World’s Most Powerful Tablet/Computer” for some time now. You’ll also know that I despise all things Apple. Nevertheless, those things keep selling. In fact, they’ve sold so much, and so many ministers are now using iPads during their worship services, that a new pulpit (the “iPulpit”) has been designed just for them. The iPad slips right into a slot cut into the specially – made pulpit. There is even a top – of – the – line version for $750 with a space below for a Bible. You may love it, you may hate it, but no matter what, you’ve got to agree—the times they are a changin’.
Find it @ churchm.ag.
