This is an excellent article: How Can I Tell If I’m Called to Pastoral Ministry?

In addition to my previous post about podcasting the Bible, I have been considering offering a podcasted version of some now-public-domain texts – such as Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening or Faith Checkbook.

What other titles like that would be appreciated to exist in audio form?

I understand that printing a physical book entails some cost, but what makes Bibles so darn expensive?

As an example, Lifeway has a KJV Study Bible that costs $99.99!

Seriously? The book is hundreds of years past copyright – why is it [nearly] one hundred dollars?

It CAN’T cost that much to print it – so why is it so expensive? Shouldn’t – of all books – Bibles be the least expensive? Shouldn’t we want to get them into as many hands as possible?

John Dyer write about the importance of disconnecting: http://donteatthefruit.com/2010/05/why-you-need-a-technology-basket-at-home

In reference to a previous entry: there is now a reference implementation for the Wolf1 one-way hash – Wolf1.cpp

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