Seth Godin

Maybe We Are Stuck or, Godin, Block, and the SBC

August 16, 2012 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Community, Culture, Featured, Intersections, Leadership, Links, Personal, Politics, Religion

Dave Miller cannot escape Calvinism no matter how hard he tries. He notes that less than 48 hours of deciding to steer clear of the subject he found himself posting about the recently formed advisory team on Calvinism. We are stuck.

I do know what Dave is talking … Continue reading

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Godin Meditates On Leap Year – What if?

February 29, 2012 Todd Littleton Culture, Featured, Social Commentary

I sat in a meeting this morning. A young fellow noted that today was his dad’s “11th Birthday.” Now that is age defying! Every four years you get to celebrate your birthday if you were born on February 29.

Seth Godin offers a Leap Year meditation. It is … Continue reading

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Following Godin’s Advice … Dreaming of Theological Education on Demand

March 23, 2010 Todd Littleton Education & Learning, Media, Personal, Theology

I am nearing my trek through Seth Godin’s Linchpin. One of the ways Godin has prodded me is with his suggestion that many keep what they are thinking to themselves out of fear of what the “teacher” might say. He contends the “lizard brain” resists innovation and is … Continue reading

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Cries(es) of Leadership

July 30, 2009 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Intersections, Leadership

Seth Godin considers the new leaders to be heretics. (Tribes) In religious settings we eschew the label heretic. Although, the word becomes an incendiary device hurled toward anyone who does not espouse “my” orthodoxy, which of course is “the” orthodoxy.

Ed Stetzer is on record noting another malady – … Continue reading

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