I’m pondering twittering only when on the road. It would keep me from having to make time to blog on days when there isn’t any and it would be very helpful for updating folks from trips to the developing world, like India in April. It’s something I’d like to at least try. But I’ll need… 
Archive for January 2009
Twitter Problem For You, O Experts
456 Words
Todd Risley and Betty Hart studied children living in Kansas City for three years: the first three years of the kids’ lives. They wanted to know what made those three years different for children on welfare versus children whose parents were “professionals.” And, most importantly, which differences made the greatest impact on the development of…
Invitation To The Curious
The more I learn about the bible the more I realize isn’t actually in it and so the less I have to get upset about.
Someone I respect a great deal told me how much she wished her pastor gave an invitation every Sunday. She’s older and wiser than I am. She’s someone who’s given me…
Updates: Free Music, My Next Trip, Christmas Tour, Rib Meets Ball, And A Couch Problem
A couple of updates for you guys. I know you’re trembling with anticipation, on the edge of your proverbial seat and whatnot: “When’s Shaun going to update us on stuff,” I know you’ve been saying. Daily. I know. So here you go.
1. The next trip I’ll be taking with Compassion International is April 26-May 2…
And The World Shines For Them Today
I woke up to the sound of my two oldest kids singing – no, screaming – in the kitchen. In harmony.
I’m alive! And the world shines for me today
I’m alive! Suddenly I am here today
Why did my children start their day by belting out these words from the Xanadu Soundtrack?
First of all, their mother is…
About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a communicator who’s known by a lot of titles: Singer/songwriter. Speaker. Blogger. Husband. Daddy. Friend. He feels and thinks deeply and laughs easily. And he’s helping Christians discover what they were saved for, and being a voice for children around the world, desperate to be saved from poverty.
