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You probably know that Firefox allows you to load differnet search engines into it’s built-in search. With one click you can change from Google to Yahoo to Wikipedia to Flickr Tags to The Free Dictionary.
You know what would be cool is if an online Bible was a choice so you could do a search […]

A friend of mine emailed me last week the following:
I’ve got a question for you. The last couple of months I have really been getting into conversing with people on [a secular] message board. I’ve had a lot of conversations with people about abortion, homosexual marriage, the Bible, Christianity, etc. However, I’m […]

I’m trying a little experiment and want to enlist your help. Of course you’re going to gain something from this too.
I’ve been playing around with wordpress.com, a free blog service hosted by Word Press. I can’t decide what to do with the spot I have so I’m going to try something different.
I’ve created […]

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thursday morning, originally uploaded by orangejack.
Today I finally finished a book I’ve been reading through. I carried it on a recent flight and got some stares, but I don’t mind.
If you’ve not quite caught […]

Something I’ve been working through on my whiteboard in the office and my head (in and out of the office!) are the differences in online communication messages. I wanted to capture some of my thoughts here and welcome any comments.
Most messages need a couple of data fields: Author, Date, Title, and Message.
That seems to […]

I heard a quote today that I know has been around a while, but for some reason it stuck today.
If you want to make people laugh, tell them a joke, don’t tell them you’re funny.
Be real with your audience. Don’t tell them that Jesus changes lives, tell them how He changes lives…or examples of […]

James left a comment yesterday that I found fascinating. Did you know you can learn to speak Chinese via podcast?
I did a little search in iTunes for others and found some on Spanish. I stopped searching after that but I bet there are a ton of these free resources out there.
Well, looks like […]

Wow. This whole Google and China censorship thing isn’t as bad as I once thought. Well, at least I think so, anyway. I’m still troubled with the censorship, but Google VP Elliot Schrage gave testimony last week before the Committee on International Relations of the U.S. House of Representatives that I’ve found […]

Are you the kind of person that is always on the go?
You’ve got one of those fancy mobile phones that can access the internet but you never do because it’s just too slow and webpages just don’t look right on there?
You miss all the eMinistryNotes goodness while on the road?
Well never mind that anymore! […]