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July 9, 2008April 19, 2016 Derek J. Brown Writing

Why Do I Blog?

I have been blogging, as it is called, for about two-and-a-half years. I began regularly maintaining a blog (not this one) in November 2005 after I was encouraged by a good friend to pursue blogging for the sake of encouraging others through writing. Shortly after coming to Christ (in 1999), I found that I had … Continue reading Why Do I Blog?

June 17, 2008April 4, 2016 Derek J. Brown Writing

Blogging and Accountability in the Local Church

Today Fox News reported that a severed foot washed ashore off the coast of British Columbia, making it the fifth foot to show up off the coast of British Columbia in a year. Investigators are treating the incident as a criminal investigation. But let me posit this question: why are they treating the discovery of … Continue reading Blogging and Accountability in the Local Church

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