Maybe i should just put out my half formed thoughts and let you guys see where my head was.
Anyway nothing big or life shattering this week, not much has changed from the last post but I wanted to introduce you to some people and some resources which even in the bad times I've still found useful.
the folks at and associated with crosspoint.tv a church in the states.
It is a campus based church led by Pete Wilson http://twitter.com/pwilson http://withoutwax.tv/ who to me seems to be a humble leader who is willing to admit faults and gaps in his knowledge while being an excellent communicator of his faith and Jesus
Other people that I have either found through crosspoint or through other means only to find they had links with crosspoint are:
Blake Bergstrom http://twitter.com/blakebergstrom http://blakeunfettered.wordpress.com/ You may know him from an unfortunate youtube video which he talks about here http://blakeunfettered.wordpress.com/2009/11/24/msnbc-interview-caught-on-camera-my-stupid-mouth/
Matthew Paul Turner http://twitter.com/JesusNeedsNewPR http://jesusneedsnewpr.blogspot.com/ never a man to stand for the tacky and thoughtless parts of Christian Culture as can be seen here http://jesusneedsnewpr.blogspot.com/2009/11/jesus-candies.html
John Acuff http://twitter.com/prodigaljohn http://stuffchristianslike.net/ http://theprodigaljon.blogspot.com/ Not to my knowledge a member of crosspoint but has spoken there (and very well) and is a friend of Pete Wilson
There are more people linked with this church that i follow on twitter on read their blogs but if you like these three I'll let you find them yourself. Though a good place to start would be my twitter list http://twitter.com/jockmcgonzo/crosspoint
A quick last word about the resources available from www.crosspoint.tv and of course iTunes.
they're great their sermons are funny and enlightening and honest Go here http://www.crosspoint.tv/media/ to see what's on offer i can heartily recommend the Q series and Religion Lies series.
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