I know I’m about a year behind everyone else, but I think I’m going to make the move from MovableType to WordPress. This is not because I hate one and love the other, rather I just don’t see the energy … Continue reading →

Asked what he thought of critics, Mel Brooks replied, “They’re very noisy at night. You can’t sleep in the country because of them. Still one of my all-time favorite quotes, I again find it a perfect reflection of how I … Continue reading →

What a wonderful aphorism, and how wonderfully it explains my situation: “When it Rains it Pours.” Ever since our server belched on some Christmas turkey, we’ve had a host of problems — and now it appears my blog’s layout is … Continue reading →

Failures happen, like a Bugs Bunny-esque gremlin that latched onto server hosting HYCW. Not like I haven’t been meaning to convert all my .shtml files to .php – not like I haven’t written about how to use mod_rewrite to not … Continue reading →

It’s that time of month again when I have to put together another article for Christian Computing Magazine. As with my last two articles, I like to cite real-world case studies. In my upcoming article, I’m looking for church websites … Continue reading →

A number of you have been emailing me about the results of my “Call for URLs of ministry websites that started with free Blogger.” First, let me say THANK YOU! The response in both comments and private email has been … Continue reading →

Last week over at blogs4God, I made a call for URLs of church websites that blog. My thanks for all the responses (and cool links). This week, I’m asking you to email me if your ministry’s website started blogging using the … Continue reading →

What do you do when a good host provider goes bad? That’s the situation I’m in right now. I’m not going to name names, but over the past couple of months, I have been enduring some irritations due to a … Continue reading →