‘Daniel Dessinger’ Archives
Wake Up, Church! The Time Has Come for Pastors of Online Ministry
Have you noticed that the larger churches have made some serious upgrades to their website in 2009? Churches now have Twitter accounts, Facebook fan pages, and blogs. Their members who are getting it done in the workplace are stepping up and bringing their local churches [Read More]
New Year Resolution 2.0
It’s time for all of you who take the New Year seriously as an opportunity for personal growth and change to formulate your New Year resolution. 3 Quick Steps My advice? Have fun with it, but take your resolution seriously. Only resolve to do what you care enough [Read More]
Jack Bauer Interrogates Santa Claus
The perfect video clip for the holiday season. Even Jack Bauer can be beaten. Thanks to Destiny for pointing this out. [Read More]
Why Don’t You Update Culture Feast More Often?
I hear this one from time to time. I know, I know: it seems like CultureFeast.com goes through periods of hibernation, then bursts on the scene with a flurry of new content, then disappears again. The short and simple answer is that I’ve grown tired of pop culture. [Read More]
My Grandfather’s Radio Show Now Online
Happy Thanksgiving to all! I hope you are well and taking this time to cherish your loved ones. Whether they be family, coworkers, or lifelong friends, give thanks to God for the people He has blessed you with. If you find some time this holiday weekend and would like to [Read More]
I Could Care Less about the New Twilight Movie: New Moon
I’ve been reading a lot of chatter on Twitter over the past month about the 2nd Twilight movie: New Moon. Here’s where I get real. Confession: I went to see the first Twilight movie with my wife at the theater. Having admitted that, I am compelled to also inform [Read More]
Praying for Our Neighbors
My wife and I have lived in this neighborhood since 2003. Prior to selecting our first home, we had visions of energetically greeting our neighbors and offering them friendship and ministry. I saw us opening our home and inviting the neighborhood over once a week for food, [Read More]
