How much water does one inch of rainfall on 1,000 square feet of roof make? About 6,000 gallons.
How much water does it take to feed our garden? No clue. But I bet it’s not 6,000 gallons. I’m hoping it’s more like 110.
I have a weird hobby. I admit this. I like to find things I… 
Archive for April 2009
I Can Totally Do This
Seven Days
Seven days left before we get on a plane bound for India. Yesterday I ran into a guy who looked Indian so, without thinking, I just asked, “Are you by any chance originally from India?” Thankfully he wasn’t upset at all by my invasion of his privacy with a question about his origins. We…
Daisy Cutter Doctrine (Part Of “The Divine Commodity” Blog Tour)
As part of Skye Jethani‘s blog-based book tour, I got to ask him one question regarding his new release The Divine Commodity: Discovering Faith Beyond Consumer Christianity. Here’s that question followed by his answer.
QUESTION:
Newsweek recently announced that American Christianity is in great peril. The number of self-professed Christians continues to drop along with weekly church…
Facebook Unfriended
From THE DIVINE COMMODITY by SKYE JETHANI: ..an increasing number of young people – as many as 250,000 new ones every day – use [social networking sites] to mediate nearly all of their personal interactions. But rather than encouraging healthy relationships with real people, these sites foster pseudo-relationships through shallow identities. Beyond demographic details like…
I Confess
She cut me off. She made a left right in front of me. I was leaving Lowe’s – the home repair store – trying to get home in time for my niece’s birthday party. She was trying to get her Burger King fix faster.
I slammed on the brakes and skid and honked the horn. I…
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.
