Ouch this is a major fail... sometimes its better to just let people say what they want and re approach with facts. Nestle should have just let the Greenpeace'ers look crazy they always do. The other thing they could have done was run a whole bunch of stories about how Nestle is helping people in Indonesia at the same time. Confront emotion with emotion in the correct way. Its bad story telling to be snarky in response!
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I would say Parkcrest is far from a "lukewarm church", maybe its just not defined "by what you dont do" enough for that guy.
Its so frustrating when Christians live lives that are that small, why not spend time doing and acting in ways that count. Christians that critique should to be more subversive if there is a problem lead by radically doing the oppisite. Defy the culture, challenge the culture because you care not because you want to look cool.
Being subversive requires risk so... why not sit on the sidelines and make fun of a faceless orgianzation that you can paint yourself above... its so lame. The stuff I hear coming out of Parkcrest is amazing, and motivates me into action... and isnt that the point?

Its a little strange to listen to the audio book but its good... um . .. they are the writers that read so they break the 3rd wall from time to time ... That said its actually a refreshing experience after the first 4 or 5 minutes. I suggest anyone that has a long drive to and from work listen to that over talk radio for just one week.

I tried to get my wife to go for I like big butts... I dont suggest... but it would have been funny.

That is sweet... I want a moon walking bear