Stuff Christians Like Review Posted: Mar 24, 2010 by Benjamin Plunkett Since launching on March 21, 2008, Jonathan Acuff's Christian blog Stuff Christians Like has been met with phenomenal success. It is just one of several sites inspired by Christian Lander's blog Stuff White People Like. Today SCL ranks in the top 1 percent of worldwide blogs. In this book version of his popular blog, Acuff has good, clean (although extremely frank), hilarious fun with all aspects of modern Christendom. Among many other topics, you will find essays on getting hate mail from other Christians, proper prayer lingo, Worship Eagles, getting advice from younger people, debating people who like to argue, and calling Sunday School everything except Sunday School.  Read the full article…

Bebo Norman Q/A Posted: Mar 05, 2010 by Jacob Riggs I had the chance to interview Bebo a few months ago for The Brink magazine. That interview will be coming out in this Summer's issue. We had leftover material that didn't really fit with the theme we went with. Here is that material. It's a very rough edit (especially on the last question and answer). I thought it might be cool for you to read it exactly as we spoke, which is code for "I'm lazy and don't want to make it sound pretty." So without further adieu, here's the interview with Bebo.  Read the full article…

New Music: The Walla Recovery Posted: Jan 22, 2010 by Tanya Carden The Brink was privileged to meet the front man Zack Smith of the folk group The Walla Recovery. New to the music scene, the band hails from Ft. Worth, TX. We had the opportunity to ask Zack a few questions. Brink: Tell us about your band's name. Zack: I grew up on a street called Walla Avenue in Fort Worth, TX. When I was a child I had certain hopes and dreams that have been lost through the process of "growing up." I have often felt that I would be a better human being, that is, better acquainted with my true heart, if I hadn't. I believe that many of us have similar stories and at times feel as if a part of us is missing. Perhaps it's the part that helps us come alive and find the strength to live truly satisfied lives.   Read the full article…