Nov 23, 2009 Posted by Anthony

A Different World

So I sat down for breakfast with a friend last week. He had never heard of text messaging. In fact, I’ve come to find out, that this guy doesn’t read the newspaper or magaizines- ever! He doesn’t have a tv nor does he ever watch movies. I have another friend, he’s a family member actually. He has NO idea how to do ANYTHING on the Internet; not even open a web browser. When talking... read more

Sep 3, 2009 Posted by Anthony

Notes on Leadership Journal, Part 4- Change

Let’s be clear on one thing: The message of Jesus NEVER changes. However, the methods in which we reach the lost for Christ must. Culture always changes. New cultures always emerge. Old ways of doing things always die out. Christianity has always made attempts to keep their message the same, while changing their methods in order to keep up with culture and to reach it. Sometimes this is done with great... read more

Sep 9, 2008 Posted by Anthony

Ok, so I lied….

I said I would start blogging everyday, but the internet has been down for a few days. Let’s try this again. read more

Jul 23, 2008 Posted by Anthony

Teenage Observations, Part 2: Work Ethic

Teenagers today seem to have NO work ethic.   There is no desire to have a job, to work hard, to earn money, to move out of their parent’s home, to get married, to have children, etc… The only explanation that I can come up with for this is that they are finding their fulfillment by other means: i.e. video games, the internet (specifically social networking sites that require no real human... read more

Jul 1, 2008 Posted by Anthony

Ever seen one of these?

Ever seen one of these before? I only have a few times. It’s a Ziploc baggie half filled with water hanging from a door jam. I have seen it at a Mexican restaurant in Seattle, a candy store in Lincoln CIty, OR (as seen here), and somewhere else as well. Supposedly it’s supposed to keep bugs out of restaurants who leave their doors open during the summer, but that does not seem logical. I have... read more