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Well, I Know I Conversed with People About the Book.

For the last week or so, I’ve been deep into reading The Cluetrain Manifesto, and I will admit specifically to being late to the party on this one, as much of it was published back in 1999 on the Web. I’ve found it to be one of the most interesting collections of essays I’ve read [...]

The LSB Daily Lectionary 2008 Project

One of the most awesome resources provided to the Church through the publication of Lutheran Service Book is the table given in the Daily Lectionary, which is found on page (where is my Pew Edition?) of the Pew Edition. Every copy of Lutheran Service Book in the home contains this list of readings, which are intended to give you a trip through the Scriptures in a single year, with one Old Testament reading and one New Testament reading per day.

So many people resolve at the beginning of the year to more deliberately and purposefully begin a study of God’s Word, but how many of them succeed at this task? If you are to believe this post on the ESV Bible Blog, not many—and you stand the greatest chance of success if you manage to last through the month of March and press on through the year. What a blessing, then, that the LSB Daily Lectionary begins with Ash Wednesday, which is normally more than a full month closer to that point of resistance!

For Those—Like Me—Who Depend on Tech to Do Ordinary Things

UPDATE: For reasons of copyrights and permissions, and to obey such laws as they are given to us in the civil realm, I have discontinued the calendar for the Daily Lectionary. I apologize for the inconvenience, especially if you have been following the calendar this year.
It is my hope that Concordia Publishing House will make [...]

It Never Feels Much Different, Except for the Whole Time Passing More Quickly Thing

Yes, only a few short hours ago, I officially turned twenty-eight years of age. Thanks to all the people who left messages and/or e-mails for me or threw something up on my Facebook wall, or similar actions.
A whole lot has happened in recent memory, and it’s only now that things seem to be calming down [...]