Internet
What is RSS?
If you read even one blog regularly, RSS is for you. It will save you time, I promise. Some of you may be wondering, “Doesn’t everyone use RSS?” The answer is no; less than 6% of internet users take advantage of this extraordinarily helpful technology. Abraham Piper. RSS is the single most helpful tool I’ve [...]
On Sharper Iron
It’s kind of hard to express the things I felt as I read Jason Janz’ article yesterday morning announcing that he is moving on and passing the leadership of SI to Aaron Blumer. Though I don’t know Jason personally, I do feel a sense of comraderie with him because of the similarity of what he [...]
Six Reasons Pastors Should Blog
I’ll admit it’s not my title, but it sure is a good title. It’s actually Abraham Piper’s title and he wrote the article which you can read here. And I encourage you to do so, but if you can’t, I’ll give a very brief summary because this is something that I’m pretty passionate about. I [...]
The Dangers of Distance Preaching
By Steven Mock The first church in Jerusalem was formed in Acts 2 when Peter preached a powerful, Spirit-filled, convicting message. God used Peter’s words to convert 3,000 people who were baptized and started meeting together. Verse 42 tells us they had four priorities as a local church: the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the Lord’s Supper, [...]
Why I log on to Givemetruth.net
Sometimes I log on for fun. Sometimes I log on just because I’m in the mood. Sometimes I log on because I need encouragement. Sometimes I log on because I’m eager to reap from the vast and endless wisdom that flows from the minds of our many posters. But whatever is happening on the surface, [...]
Why I Still Log on to Givemetruth.net
The article following (in the next post) was originally published on InFocus (back when it was called the “Fundamentalist Resource Centre”) back in July 2005. It’s been a while, but I think it still applies today. These are exciting days to be a Fundamentalist in Australia. God is doing amazing things in churches across the [...]
My Burden for the Australian Blogosphere
Atmosphere could be defined as the weather or climate at some place. So is it even logical to refer to “the Australian atmosphere”? After all, the Australian atmosphere today may be the Indonesian atmosphere tomorrow. Just as the idea of a line between Australia’s atmosphere and Indonesia’s is a slightly hazy concept, so there are [...]
Givemetruth.net and the Future of Australia
Givemetruth.net is a Fundamentalist forum community. The membership is mostly young people in Australia. This article is posted here primarily for our forum membership, but may also be of some benefit to others. Ed. Givemetruth.net and the Future of Australia By Jason Harris I believe the environment at Givemetruth.net is at it’s healthiest level ever. [...]
The Cyber-Phenomenon
By Jason Harris Virtual reality implies artificial, but the cyber-phenomenon that dominates today’s generation is anything but artificial. The rise of interactive web-based services such as MSN chat, forum communities, and blogs has led to a culture in which one’s identity is assumed at login and we can hang out with friends online just as [...]
