Archive for category: Technology

What is RSS? It stands for Really Simple Syndication. It’s a way that you can subscribe to new posts from a website. This is called the “feed” of posts. Why should I use RSS? Since you’re visiting this site, you might like a way to view the posts from here without always having to visit the site and figure out

We had better be using these avenues while we still can.  Tuesday afternoon I had the privilege of teaching an introduction to apologetics class for Michael Brown’s ministry.  Now aside from the kidding I got for being a Calvinist (fully expected!), what made it pretty unusual for me was that I was sitting in the Dividing Line studio and the

I get lots of promotional e-mails from various companies from whom I’ve ordered materials, computer programs, etc. A few weeks ago I saw something from Logos that caught my eye. I have a huge Logos library. In fact, once I upgraded to <a href=”http://www.logos.com/features”>Logos 5</a> (I guess I should be more specific…I was upgraded through the generosity of someone else)

I came across a Roman Catholic blogger referring to one of my articles and using it in support of including the Apocrypha in the canon of sacred Scripture. He set up a Protestant straw man argument that states, “The New Testament Never Alludes to the Deuterocanon.” Then my article is cited as stating “Hebrews 11:35-37 appears to be a reference

So I arrive at Trinity Road Chapel Sunday morning. I’m going to be preaching from Mark 15. I figured I’d use my Accordance app on my iPad, but decided I might use my OliveTree Bible reader instead, just to have both Greek and English available. So I fire it up and am surprised to see a gorgeous green leather cover

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   Rich just informed me that we have reached our goal and will be able to order the audio/video computer. My sincerest thanks to all who participated. I hope as you see the videos going out and read about people being blessed thereby that you will feel a part of what we are doing here.    I would like to also thank

   OK, I have joined the legions of mind-numbed zombies with a Blackberry. I must admit it is the most amazingly well designed, intuitive electronic device I have ever used. It is the closest thing I will probably ever have to a secretary. Just amazing. So, I’ve been looking to put juts a few things on it to increase its usefulness

   Bummed you aren’t with us in Orlando? Missed seeing me shaking hands with John Shelby Spong in the corridor just now? Well, keep a stiff upper lip, bucko! The geeks amongst you may rejoice! There will be live blogging from the conference! Yes indeedy, proving that our folks are uber-geeks, some who are attending the event have put together www.pulpitcrimes.blogspot.com,

On my travels last week four technological items (and one program) worked so flawlessly, so perfectly, that I thought I should mention them. Instead of complaints, time to give some kudos to items and programs that actually do what they are supposed to do, and do it well.     First, the Palm Tungsten T5. I read my opening statement on