Comments for http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:52:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Check your accountability by Micki http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=191&cpage=1#comment-4 Micki Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:52:16 +0000 http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=191#comment-4 Yes, some times it can become a kind of addiction. And - when it becomes the only way you communicate you shut out a lot of friends - not only losing out yourself but also hurting them. Yes, some times it can become a kind of addiction. And – when it becomes the only way you communicate you shut out a lot of friends – not only losing out yourself but also hurting them.

]]> Comment on Check your accountability by Melissa Drouin http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=191&cpage=1#comment-3 Melissa Drouin Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:39:04 +0000 http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=191#comment-3 I emailed Glenn yesterday with my frustration to the how many Christians are getting consumed by facebook/twitter. After reading your blog, I decided to post this out with you instead of Glenn. The list above is what caught my eye with others becoming a slave to the computer, namely facebook. They are on it all the time, talk about it all the time and try to get me to sign up in it. I feel like if I have additional free time, I would spend it with God. I want to know how many Christians that are on facebook or twittering have given God just as much time if not more. Some have connected with old friends from their sinful past in the name of witnessing?... or is it an excuse to re-live some connection that you don't need to be visiting. If I have any true friends from my past, I would still be talking to them today. I have had several people want to "share" photos or news, but if I don't have a facebook account, I am excluded. Some fellowship that is. Thanks for the time on "your" soap box. Melissa I emailed Glenn yesterday with my frustration to the how many Christians are getting consumed by facebook/twitter. After reading your blog, I decided to post this out with you instead of Glenn. The list above is what caught my eye with others becoming a slave to the computer, namely facebook. They are on it all the time, talk about it all the time and try to get me to sign up in it. I feel like if I have additional free time, I would spend it with God. I want to know how many Christians that are on facebook or twittering have given God just as much time if not more. Some have connected with old friends from their sinful past in the name of witnessing?… or is it an excuse to re-live some connection that you don’t need to be visiting. If I have any true friends from my past, I would still be talking to them today.

I have had several people want to “share” photos or news, but if I don’t have a facebook account, I am excluded. Some fellowship that is.

Thanks for the time on “your” soap box.
Melissa

]]> Comment on Michael Jackson by Pastor's Log » Michael Jackson and the Funeral of Religion http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=170&cpage=1#comment-2 Pastor's Log » Michael Jackson and the Funeral of Religion Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:51:41 +0000 http://glennandmicki.com/viewfromhere/?p=170#comment-2 [...] etc., etc., etc. of Michael Jackson that I have little to add. (One of my favorite posts is at View from Here). My own observation has to do with the fact that Jackson’s mega-event funeral did not [...] [...] etc., etc., etc. of Michael Jackson that I have little to add. (One of my favorite posts is at View from Here). My own observation has to do with the fact that Jackson’s mega-event funeral did not [...]

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