Monthly Archives: July 2005

SiteBar is the bookmark server for personal and team use. I have a ton of bookmarks at My Yahoo and this is the same concept. The difference is that this is open source and it gives you the capability to … Continue reading →

Ok, I think it’s ready. I have had this link blog, that I have kept to myself, I posted a few things to it then forgot about it. That was 2 months ago. For some reason, I seem to think … Continue reading →

Well, in an attempt to keep things exciting out here, I am here with new info about my blog, some new stuff, some not new, that I keep forgetting to mention. Church Tech Matters Feedburner feed – Already mentioned, but … Continue reading →

One of the cool things about blogging is linking to other blogs. By doing this, you form a network and actually get to know some other bloggers. I’m a huge fan of linking to other blogs. It’s polite and, I … Continue reading →

Brian Orme has an interesting post about whether Jesus would use a PDA. Sometimes we revel in the chronology of a nice and neatly packed day, you know, that pre-planned-ordinary-I-knew-that-was-coming kind of day. But something just doesn’t seem right. In … Continue reading →

Ok, now this is a serious post…I’m still jammin’ to the music though. At my church, we have 35+ computers on a network and to this point, PC’s have been named on the network after the user. There are flaws … Continue reading →

Here I am on Friday night, home alone, dinking around on the computer. The family will be home later, they are on their way back from Tulsa visiting some friends. Since Mary has a much nicer newer computer than I … Continue reading →

I just want to touch on some basics of approaching spam and specifically e-mail attachments. If the title led you to believe that I was going to expound on polite ways to send spam,well, I have misled you, but continue … Continue reading →

A while back, I was contacted by Tony Whittaker, the coordinator of Internet Evangelism Day, an awareness program initiated by the Internet Evangelism Coalition. Their purpose is to help Christians understand more about the potential of the Web for effective … Continue reading →

According to Rick Warren, via DJ Chuang, these are the 6 myths of modern mega churches Mega-churches are a uniquely American phenomenon. Mega-churches are politically active. Mega-churches attract people because of their size. Mega-churches have televised services. Mega-churches require little … Continue reading →