Two weeks ago I asked in this Memo, “What Would Jesus Do with Facebook?” Among the most interesting replies were the following:
• I’m curious as to how many people would actually add Jesus as a friend?
• What would Jesus do? He would use it to publish his travel itinerary so people would know where they could […]

This is the week for a transition of power in Washington D.C. and for America. When the Bible exhorts us to “supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving thanks . . . for all who are in authority” (2 Tim. 2:1-2) is means just that. There is no qualifying prerequisite that allows us to pray […]

I have concluded (maybe “survived” would be a better word) my first week as a participant on Facebook, defined by Wikipedia as “a popular, free-access social networking website.” Founded by a sophomore at Harvard University in 2004, the website currently has more than 150 million active users worldwide. Of course, like most everything else these […]

“Sixty percent of the time, that play always works” is the way one football coach described a play that failed and put his team behind in the score. Is that what I really heard? How many football games can one watch without going crazy? I’m not sure, but 34 bowl games, plus […]