This blog turned five this month.
It was born because of Bebo Norman’s road manager, a label that didn’t understand the internet, and Randy Elrod.… 
Posts Tagged ‘bloggers & blogging’
The Evolution (And Birthday) Of Shlog
One Guitar & The Internet
The guitar I play was given to me.
The company gave me an instrument in hopes of selling more. And it works.
But my guitar’s worn out. So I asked for a replacement.
The guitar maker won’t give me one though. Because I’m not on a label anymore. I’m just independent.
I have no marketing team or budget. Very…
Two Complaints I Always Ignore
I’ve received complaints from women about all but two of Compassion’s female bloggers. (I’ve never once received a complaint from a man or about one of our male bloggers. Hmmm.)
Some complaints are over words: “Penis” “sex” “crap” and “sucks” are just a few of the words that some women say are never appropriate regardless of…
Better Than Oprah & Crab Cakes
My first job was painting miniature wooden ducks for a mail order duck of the month business. Seriously. I was fourteen and just sat around watching game shows and Oprah that summer with a paintbrush in hand.
Then there was Chick-fil-A. Because, well, I love Christian chicken and having Sundays off and Jennifer worked there and…
5 Ways To Lose/Win An Argument On-line
Over the years of online debate and discussion I’ve made enough mistakes to compile this short list of do’s and don’ts. It’s certainly not complete so please share your own.…
Top 9 of 2009
Yes, if the rest of the internet jumped off a bridge I certainly would too.
9 Most Read Posts of 2009
1. Praying For My Family: It says something pretty incredible about you all that this is the top post of the year.
2. What Happens When…: The people of El Salvador desperately needed you to read this…
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.
