Heading to Boulder, Colorado

I am currently cruising at about 36,000 feet on my way to the conference in Anchorage, Alaska. I was doing what is normally called “sermon preparation,” but for me of late, that has been focused very much upon the text itself. That is, I have found great freedom (and the people of God have seemed to be especially blessed) when

The Internet is such a huge “place.” It takes forever to clean up evidences of your past—if you are trying to do that, anyway. I was just referred to this press release on Ergun Caner’s own website (better click fast, it will be gone before long!). Note this further example of the mysterious “misstatement” that Ergun Caner seemed to me

I got a wonderful mp3 player recently. Small, compact, 1 gig in space, it has an FM radio and doubles as a jump drive. I’m very pleased with it, but its instruction manual was a source of enjoyment as well. Online translators are great, aren’t they? Here are some examples: Devoutly hope to bring you great enjoyment in this digital

No, I’m not really sure what day or time it is, to be honest, but so far I have truly enjoyed my time here in the United Kingdom! Getting ready to head to dinner, and tomorrow to the British Library and Museum! Just wanted to say hello (and test my blogging ability here in England)! I hear I need to

I am pleased to announce that the camera project has been fully funded as of this morning. I would like to thank all of those who donated toward this project. It is my sincere hope that in 2014 we will be able to use this equipment to produce a number of high quality teaching videos that we can put up

From the Keyboard of James White…. I know, I know, it’s been forever. It’s not like I haven’t been busy, though! Allow me a few moments to get everyone up to speed on happening with Alpha and Omega Ministries. First and foremost, I’m not alone here anymore! That is, as of January 5th, Richard Pierce, our long-time, faithful President, has come on the staff