Archive | October, 2008

Passive witnessing

28 October 2008

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Passive income is the Holy Grail of entrepreneurship. Classic examples of passive income include book sales and patent royalties. The idea being that you write the book or invent the widget and set it loose on the world. You put in the upfront effort and then passively reap the rewards. Given that, let me introduce [...]

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The Christian ghetto

23 October 2008

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Think of this as an interlude between the two “Boycott Boycotting” parts. I have to share something with you. I totally ripped this off from the Roaring Lambs book (I’m telling you, you should at least read the first couple chapters if you can get your hands on it). Imagine a ghetto. People are herded [...]

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Boycott boycotting: Support instead – Part 1

21 October 2008

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Boycott boycotting: Support instead – Part 1

What are Christians known for? We’re supposed to be known for our love. “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.” – John 13:35 I don’t think that’s how we’re known. I think we’re more commonly known for our protests and boycotts. “But,” you protest, “I’m [...]

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Why bondChristians are interesting

18 October 2008

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Note: This is the seventh post in the “How To Be Interesting” series. Read the previous installment here. You’ve made it through all the monstrous posts in this series. This one is somewhat shorter. If you understand this post though, you understand the bondChristian’s motivation for being interesting. BondChristians are interesting because they are interested [...]

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Conversation cake: The 4 ingredients of interested experience

17 October 2008

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Note: This is the sixth post in the “How To Be Interesting” Series. Read the previous installment here. You have your belief beverages. You have your main course action. Now let’s make a cake. When I think of being interesting in general, I think of people talking to one another, engaging each other with discussion. [...]

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