Posted in Audio, Links on November 12, 2007 | No Comments »
Sure, there are a lot of sites that offer streaming music. But this one is so simple you may be using it often.
Songza basically searches YouTube and then plays back what it finds without the video. Instead of going to the iTunes store to listen to previews, this may be useful to you.
Alternatively, there is [...]
Posted in Articles, Files, Links, Resources, Sin on September 29, 2007 | 2 Comments »
It is my privilege to commend to you the blog of Jonathan Dodson called Creation Project. Jonathan is the author of a wonderful article in the Journal of Biblical Counseling entitled Accountability Groups which I recently cited for my paper on Repentance vs. Penance, and it can be downloaded here. (pdf link) There are some [...]
Posted in Links, Mac, Media, News, Software, Video on September 28, 2007 | No Comments »
It had been months since I had fired up Joost at all, since generally there isn’t much content to view. Correction, there isn’t much worthwhile content to view. But today I received in my inbox a notice that the over-the-internet Joost will be re-airing MLB playoff games within 24 hours of their first airing, and [...]
Posted in Articles, Blogs, Links, Theology on September 24, 2007 | No Comments »
Last night I happened to read an article on Parchment and Pen, the blog of Reclaiming the Mind who are generously hosting those past ETS papers. Many of the posts are insightful and already I subscribed via Google Reader. Here are three recent articles worth checking out:
Athiesm Poster - Ever wonder what Athiests [...]
Posted in Links, Seminary, Tools on September 13, 2007 | No Comments »
The Resurgence Greek Project not only offers the text of the Septuagint (LXX) but has programmed parsing and simple translation information on mouse-over. Check it out! Though it may not be the best manuscript, this is by far the best web-based original language tool that I’ve found.
Other resources off the top of my [...]
Posted in Articles, Links, Tools on September 12, 2007 | No Comments »
We’re all familiar with wikipedia, and I’ve found it to be a great resource for some basic information. But what other resources are available on the Internet for basic research?
Scholastici.us gives 20 additional references.
Excerpted:
Posted in Articles, Links, Thoughts on August 29, 2007 | No Comments »
The lifehacker Life Learning Today posted an article entitled 25 Tips to Become More Productive and Happy at Work. And while I don’t subscribe to every tip as a legitimate source of productivity and happiness, quite a few of them can be easily adapted. It is quite a curiosity that Biblical wisdom is often paralleled [...]
Posted in General, Links, Thoughts on August 29, 2007 | No Comments »
What are your favorite?
It has been quite a surprise to me that most posts have received comments, after only a short time on the Internet. I’m grateful that it has been useful to some, though I don’t presume it to ever grow beyond a simple and straightforward site. This most likely will be premature, but [...]
Posted in Audio, Bible, Church, Files, Links, Media, Sermons, Theology on August 26, 2007 | 2 Comments »
There are a few teachers whom I admire more than others for their courage, consistency, and calling. John MacArthur is definitely one of them, and his commitment to Scripture is evident in his life and ministry. Though I still practice discernment and test his words against Scripture, most often he proves trustworthy.
Here are [...]
Posted in Links, Sermons on August 23, 2007 | No Comments »
While you may not agree with everything in the post, Merlin Mann of 43 Folders fame (and the podcast which bears his name) has put together a post on improving presentations based on principles that he has learned. I wonder what, if any, might be applicable to accompany preaching, Sunday School lessons, or workshops?
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