Author: Ben Meredith

Wondering if you are the only person who reads the groundbreaking content at ATB? You aren’t. Go ahead and forward a post to your friends just to make sure, though.

(the below info does not count feed subscribers.)

January totals!

951 Visits from 97 countries.
469 Unique visitors.
2173 Pageviews!

Top Content (not counting the giveaway post):

5: Don’t forget to turn on Jesus. (don’t skip the comments)
4: The walk to the mailbox.
3: Keeping in touch with people.
2: Missionaries should send impersonal prayer letters.

and the most viewed post at ATB in January?
1: A shoutout to my friends Clyde and Jennifer!

Today’s shoutout goes to my newest employer, AT&T. I’ve been enjoying so much time learning all about the company, and what my new role is there that I have not had nearly enough time to devote to ATB. The good news: this new job looks like a great fit! (and I don’t even have to call people and ask for money!)

Next week, prayerfully, I will have some time to craft an actual shout-out. In fact, I’ve got several submissions waiting on me to write up. So this week, your job is to submit folks that you would like to see featured here on Shout-Out Friday. The more the merrier! Submit by clicking here!

See you Monday!

Last week I told you about Sherri (and lest you go off thinking that you know Sherri, that wasn’t her real name… that’s not how we roll. We’re not interested in skewering individuals. Just concepts and funny stories.)

We did finally end up scheduling an Continue reading “Inappropriate places to meet for financial support.”

I am a raging carnivore.

Before you get all technical on me and do the dietary equivalent of a Ray Comfort “evangelism cornering” (as I like to call it) where you convince me that because I once ate a Continue reading “Not getting the “Bring your Own Meat” Memo.”

Scroll to the bottom of this page, and check to make sure the picture of the author is a dude. I’ll wait.

Yep, sure enough, Ben Meredith is the author of Assume The Best. And for some reason I wrote that last sentence in the third person. Continue reading “Thankful Thursday: Women’s Conference.”