Monthly Archives: January 2007

From one of my favorite new blogs, Swerve, Craig Groeschel, senior pastor of LifeChurch.tv, mentions a prayer of Sir Francis Drake from 1577: “Disturb us, Lord, When we are too well pleased with ourselves, when our dreams have come true … Continue reading →

Bible Explorer has really started to grow on me.  Being new to me, I was skeptical, but it does have a lot of features.  There are a ton of free resources that you can download. Plus there are discussion groups and an … Continue reading →

If you live in the middle part of the country right now, there’s a good chance that you can look out the window and see snow and/or ice.  For us, in southwest Missouri, we have primarily ice on the ground, … Continue reading →

After my fiasco last weekend with the phantom posts from my phone, I’m up to something else now.  This is my first post using Windows Live Writer (beta) and I’m on my laptop, as opposed to my phone.  Anyone else using … Continue reading →

Brad’s better at keeping up than I am and he’s been pummeling me with big news all morning. The first announcement is that Terry Storch is leaving Fellowship Church and joining the team at LifeChurch. From Tony Morgan’s blog: For … Continue reading →

What’s your favorite Bible software? How much did it cost? Honestly, I’ve never paid for Bible software and maybe I should, I know you get what you pay for.  Then again, there are many free options out there for doing … Continue reading →

I finally broke down and did it. If you have been around here for awhile, you have seen this, this and even this. I have freely offered up the Lifesong study that I compiled from the Casting Crowns CD appropriately … Continue reading →

Strange things are happening, there’s no other way to say it.  Some of you may have noticed on your feed reader that I had up to 13 posts saying something about me posting for the first time from my phone.  … Continue reading →

For the record, I wrote the ‘Where is Dell…‘ post out of frustration with the particular situation and secretly hoping that someone at Dell would take notice and make it right. I normally don’t pile on a company or anyone … Continue reading →

My goals for 2007: Shorter posts – break longer, more detailed posts up into multiple posts Guest bloggers- Consider this an open invitation to anyone wanting to contribute a post or 2. Contact me with your ideas and thoughts, if … Continue reading →