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A La Carte (8/15)

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Wednesday August 15, 2007

Movabletype 4.0
Bloggers using the Movabletype platform (or considering using it) may be interested to know that version 4.0 has launched and is now available (and looking good!).


How Chicks Hatch
This little video caught my attention yesterday. I think I prefer to believe that my meat arrives at the table through a process slightly more organic than this.


Interview with Peter Williams
Justin Taylor has an interview with Peter Williams who will shortly succeed Bruce Winter as warden of Tyndale House in the UK.


What is the Gospel?
The Church Matters blog is using a recent interview with Derek Webb to propel them into a discussion about the gospel.


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    A La Carte (July 17)

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    A La Carte (July 16)

    A La Carte: Reading the Bible correctly / Understanding the time / Living wisely in a digital world / We’ll never get tired / You need gospel friends / God’s goodness to you / and more.

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    A La Carte (July 15)

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    A La Carte (July 14)

    A La Carte: Distorted doctrine destroys lives / Making sense of bad things / Be the Jonathan / A bridegroom of blood / Administrative sludge / Musical elements / Kindle deals / and more.

  • Prayer

    Spread Too Thin

    With so much to do, we can easily begin to wonder whether prayer is an appropriate use of scarce time. Wouldn’t it be better to give my attention to something that would let me cross something off my to-do list?