Two spam comments on my site today, both comments are non-sensical, but the interesting part is the URL. One of them had http://www.bing.com/ and the other http://www.yahoo.com/. This is a pretty common SEO trick to get more links back to your site. Is Bing and Yahoo employing this trick?
Think Mark did not intend to end his gospel at Mark 16:8, but that his original ending was lost. Introductory Remarks – Missing beginning and ends of ancient manuscripts did…
Barb at A Formers Leader’s Journey wrote a post called Un-Churched Communion. Here she discusses a podcast she listened to that forever changed her view on the Lord’s Supper. I…
I have decided to write a series on about Biblical Inerrancy. There are three things I want to discuss in this series; first, the Doctrine of Inerrancy; second, the word…
Four Georgia college presidents have signed on to a national initiative to fight binge drinking by their students — by lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18. Launched in…
We use GMAIL for our main email. There is tons of space, great spam filters, and we can access it any place that has the internet. On the top of…
In America we often ask God to bless our troops. Why don’t we ask him to bless the terrorists?
