We’re sorry, but we’re having some lingering server issues with our host. All of this will be taken care of but maybe not until the end of the week.
So enjoy the Super Bowl and check back in with us then.
We’ll catch up and explain everything later.
Again, we’re sorry for the inconvenience.

EveryStudent.com was built primarily to answer students’ questions about who God is and what it might be like to know Him. God began using the site to draw large numbers of people to faith so Marilyn Adamson, the site’s director, built another site, startingwithGod.com.
This site has all of what a new believer needs to […]

We apologize if you have not been able to access the website in the past few days. We found out yesterday that our current host’s server had stoped recognizing us on the server. It took several hours to resolve the situation and we are back and running again. Over the next week […]

Recent screen shot of my Skype window:

UPDATE: Skype is reporting 9 Million.

Feedburner.com is a must-use Web 2.0 site if you offer a RSS feed.
That should be ’nuff said’.
But feedburner stepped it up recently by offering basic web stats.
If you have a blog (or an RSS feed), do yourself a favor and run your feed through feedburner.com and if you want, get your basic web stats too! […]

Could Web 2.0 contribute to the growth of atheism? ThinkChristian.net posed a very interesting question: [is] Web 2.0 powering Atheism 2.0?
What say you?
Darren at WhyFaith.com tipped me off to this term. I’ve never heard of it, but I think “why wouldn’t it”? My posture isn’t to be in battle (though […]

eMinistryNotes.com reader Dave wrote me this week about their church website, Gateway Church Leeds. He writes:
Since putting testimonies at the centre of our site and deliberately using it as an evangelistic tool (many church members now have a link in their email signature, a hugely effective tool), we’ve had a number of completely unchurched […]

I’m going to SoCon 07.
Anyone else wanna go?
Looks like it’ll be pretty good for a one-day thing.
Which makes me think, what other small and/or inexpensive events do you know about that might be good for others to know about?

Dan over at has an interesting article saying that Second Life is full of Opportunity for ministry.
I tend to agree, though I haven’t spent any time in Second Life. I did see that the new US Congress Rep Miller held a press conference in Second Life last week.
Have any of you tried out […]

Sitemaps are good. They can serve two purposes:

to help users understand and navigate the basic structure to your site
to help search engines know what is most important on your site to index

So if you create one, don’t do what some do. Make sure each item actually links to something! If you don’t, […]