I got an early copy of iOS 4 and loaded it on my iPhone 3Gs to check out the new features. For starters it’s fast, very fast. It reminds me of the speed difference I noticed going from the iPhone 3G to the 3Gs, very snappy. I also love the folders. I condensed my apps into folders and shaved off two pages of apps. I also love the multi-tasking. It is so quick and very well thought out. I’ve also become a fan of the background image wallpaper. I realize these are some features that other phones have had for awhile, but Apple really outdid themselves with this release. This version brings the iPhone to where it should be as a smart phone, beautiful and completely useful. I love it. Now for the new hardware in iPhone 4.

I got an early copy of iOS 4 and loaded it on my iPhone 3Gs to check out the new features. For starters it’s fast, very fast. It reminds me of the speed difference I noticed going from the iPhone 3G to the 3Gs, very snappy. I also love the folders. I condensed my apps into folders and shaved off two pages of apps. I also love the multi-tasking. It is so quick and very well thought out. I’ve also become a fan of the background image wallpaper. I realize these are some features that other phones have had for awhile, but Apple really outdid themselves with this release. This version brings the iPhone to where it should be as a smart phone, beautiful and completely useful. I love it. Now for the new hardware in iPhone 4.

My Aquaman

My Aquaman

A haircut for meetings

A haircut for meetings

Dharma Van 1

Dharma Van 1

Dharma Van 2

Dharma Van 2

via The IT Crowd

via The IT Crowd

10 MB is enough storage for 2 songs.  Oh how times change.

10 MB is enough storage for 2 songs. Oh how times change.

Very funny.

Very funny.

Mike Bickle on “What The Church Will Look Like In 20 Years”

Mike Bickle
International House Of Prayer
Charisma Magazine Article

Today’s church leaders are moving in two different directions that will become more solidified by 2010.

Among the first group are those who have set their hearts to live deeply connected to Jesus and who are committed to full obedience in a fasted lifestyle. They will prayerfully devour the Word of God and encounter the Spirit’s power in different ways. They’ll reach out in justice with compassion to bring God’s love to people and to transform society. They’ll call people to love Jesus on God’s terms as they faithfully proclaim the whole counsel of God (including its “unpopular” aspects). As they impart these values to others, they will raise up praying churches that will be small-group based and have varying expressions of meeting and ministry style (both within and outside the church). Such groups will regularly experience God’s presence together with a spirit of prayer and prophecy. As they faithfully speak out in ways true to Scripture but unpopular to the masses, they’ll be ridiculed more and more by mainstream religion and media.

Within the second group are those seeking to grow their ministries by promising people ease, comfort and pleasure. Their present dullness and man-pleasing spirit will escalate into a much bolder distancing from the foundational principles of the Word. These leaders will also be involved in many outreaches and service-oriented works, even as they label the first group as fanatics. Both groups will function under the banner of Christianity and will aggressively reach out to others, yet they will do it with a very different spirit and message.

"The tragedy of life is what dies inside a man while he lives."
— Albert Schweitzer
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