I was so blown-away by Michael Hyatt’s free bonus content with the purchase of his latest book, I had to re-read the offer!
When you purchase Platform Get Noticed in a Noisy World by end of day on May 25th, you’ll receive seven awesome bonus materials valued at $375.
That’s what it’s valued, but considering Michael Hyatt’s experience, I know it’s worth a whole lot more!
Here are the details:
Ever wondered how fast your read?
Or how fast it would take you to read Tolstoy’s epic tome War and Peace?
Well, Staples has heard your unspoken prayer. They’ve set up a virtual eReader—with a subtle nod to the Kindle—that you can use to test your ability to speed read for content.
Yes, there will be a test over what you read!
I love Churchm.ag.
It’s part of my daily “beat check” of technology blogs. The varied content here is a lot like Lifehacker, but the stories have a decidedly Christian spin. That’s why I was happy when Eric allowed me to write for it.
A couple of weeks ago, with Eric’s permission, I posted a link to my newsletter in the weekly Saturday/Sunday share post. I was honored when he subscribed.
This week I mentioned to my subscribers that I’d be giving away my first book Podcasting Church for free on Kindle today, Wednesday, May 16, 2012 between 3:00 am eastern (midnight pacific), and Thursday, May 17, 2012 at 2:59 am eastern (11:59pm on 5/16/12).
UNTITLED: Thoughts on The Creative Process is refreshing read. It’s like a tall cold class of water on a hot summer day.
Refreshing to say the least.
Although the author, Blaine Hogan (creative director at Willow Creek), is an experienced ’creative’ himself, this is not a book that panders to the stereotypical creative persona. This is a book that calls-out the ‘creative’ that’s deep inside of all of us!
The Vatican Library and Bodleian Library at Oxford University have announced that over the next four years they will be scanning and releasing online 1.5 million pages of ancient texts. Many of these documents are unavailable, even in person, as they are too frail to be touched. Now, these priceless pieces of human history will be preserved forever.
The Church and New Media is an interesting exploration of new media and the Church.
Brandon Vogt brings together a robust line-up of contributors as the talk about, “blogging converts, online activists, and bishops who tweet.”
If you’ve ever downloaded free ebooks, you’ll often find them in an ePub format. Unfortunately, Kindle doesn’t support ePub files.
Having downloaded today’s free ebooks, I ran into that exact problem (of course a few hours later, I realized they were available straight from Amazon — doh!).
So, after a quick search on Google, I found an ebook conversion tool that’s available for Windows, OSX and Linux.
But, did it work?
Christian Audio is giving away three Francis Chan books for free!
Grab them, now, the offer ends at 11:59pm on April 7th, 2012.
Here are the details:
I love the concept behind PearlVault.
With so many different Bible apps and study programs out there, it’s difficult to use any kind of e-note functions.
Here’s an example:
I had the pleasure meeting Sam last year at Ben Arment’s Dream Year Weekend in Nashville. Sam’s dream was to write and publish a book around the concept of creative theology.
This is what he has to say about it:
This book wrestles with the concepts of faith and creativity. Foundational to the book is the belief that there is something theological about creativity. I believe that if we explore the relational force of creativity and the Creator, we will uncover something both fascinating and life-changing. I call this a creative theology.
It’s a fascinating book because it blends a mixture of art, original writing and scripture.
Take a look at some of the pages after the jump and read on because Sam is going to give away a digital copy!
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