If I was smart, I’d hold this article until April 9, the anniversary of the date in which Lee’s Army was ‘bagged’ by elements of Grant’s army at Appomattox. But things on the web change, hopefully one of them being … Continue reading →

This morning I woke up to a surpise, a listserv I had set up for the Men’s Saturday Morning Breakfast ministry had been spammed. Here’s how it happened. On the frontpage of Redland Baptist, we have a link to a … Continue reading →

When a plumber visits your house, they often bring with them a part canvas, part leather bag that weighs in and about 50lbs. I know this because my brother is a plumber, and I’ve had ample opportunity to look inside … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I came home from church to find someone had left some comment spam on my article entitled “Beyond the Blog and other links on making MovableType a Content Managment System.” This bothered me on several levels. Not only because … Continue reading →

I realize I’ve been a bit ‘preachy’ the past couple of days, so let me make that up to you by offering something very ‘geeky.’ If you’re like me, you prefer to develop software outside of the production environment. Okay, … Continue reading →

When Moses died, Joshua led the Israelites through the desert to The Promised Land. There’s no image that better illustrates the state of church Web programs than a bunch of people wandering around in the wilderness trying to reach this … Continue reading →

If I’ve seemed a bit distracted lately, it is because I’ve been spending much of my spare time reworking Chuck Holton’s Mission4Me.com website/blog. Actually, I’m still working on it, but now we’re in the tweaking phase. Just so long as … Continue reading →

As promised, the ESV Bible RSS Feed, now peachy PHP flavor! To get this done, I dipped back into two past articles. One entitled Using PHP from the command line. This is necessary as we want to add our application … Continue reading →