(I'm borrowing this post back from Scot Mcknight's Jesus Creed blog. Currently there are 60 some odd comments here).
 

   Envy tells us to look at others—consider their free time, their pay check, their successes, their lovers—and envy says to us, “The life you have is just subpar.”
 

    In the mid 1990s, the funk rock band Rage Against the Machine took their lyrics pretty seriously. Not only did they sing about fighting for the exploited, their lead singer Zach de la Roche consistently left his rock star lifestyle to physically supporting an armed revolutionary group in one of the poorest states in Mexico.

The best 5 green folks will win
1. a Seven book by Jeff
2. A Deadly Sins and Beatitudes double disc CD by Tim
3. A surprise!

What do you do?

So, we (Jeff and I) have been at a bit of work with social networks. It is interesting to see where things go. Certainly it gets your name out there more, but will it be anything meaningful or good?
So
with that said, if it is your type of thing you can now follow on facebook, twitter(@jeffcookseven) or on ning:http://everythingnew.ning.com/
It's a mixed bag. I am not sure if these things work, or even if they should... and the likely hood is if you got here you got her from there.

Molly wins
10 books and a CD by Tim Coons! Thanks to the over 50 folks who logged on to make the contest possible. Watch for a new contest in a week or two!

On April 9, we will perform the Seven presentation in Greeley, Colorado at the UNC Ballroom at the University Center at 8pm.
There's no charge, but expect seating to be limited.

    In our culture, brokenness birthed from misguided sexual pursuits is widespread.

Congratulations Molly! you are the winner of the books and the CD thanks everyone for playing along and introducing your friends to the site.
Jason, Karol and Judith will all be getting one book too! Please email your address to jeffcookseven@gmail.com
More contests coming soon :)
For folks who are local, don't miss the 7 presentation at the University Center Ball Room on the UNC campus in April. Details coming soon.
 

I posted thoughts on Love, Lent and the cross on Scot McKnight's Blog: HERE.
Let me know your thoughts.