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Movabletype 3.2

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Movabletype 3.2 may be released as early as this week. Six Apart was hoping to release it last week, but opted instead to go with one final beta release (Beta 5) which is available right now. They warn that the beta should not be used on a live site. I am looking forward to the new software as it provides some new tools which will be most helpful. Primarily I am looking forward to the new Spam protection which will allow me to moderate trackbacks, which in turn will allow the trackback feature to return to the sidebar. I am a tad nervous that it will tamper with some of the plugins I use, and most notably the forum integration plugin.


  • Corporate Worship

    It’s Not About You (And That Is Good News)

    Every Christian knows it is both our duty and our delight to gather with God’s people on each Lord’s Day. But we may have less clarity on why we do this. Why is it so important that we gather specifically to worship?

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    Weekend A La Carte (September 27)

    A La Carte: What “Evangelical” means / Tragedy overload / The quiet strength of a soft answer / No service for Jesus is small / My tongue must tell of a better king / Book and Kindle deals / and more.

  • Deep Truths Young Hearts

    Introducing Deep Truths To Young Hearts

    There is really no book in the Bible, or in all the world, that is like Romans. And while much of Romans is advanced reading that requires a good grasp of language, logic, and Old Testament history, it also teaches some of the most fundamental and foundational truths of the Christian faith. In that way,…

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    A La Carte (September 26)

    A La Carte: All things new / Pray bigger prayers / What are the charismatic gifts? / What you owe your parents / The spreading darkness of assisted suicide / Kindle deals / and more.

  • Wakeup

    How Much Time Should We Spend Reading the Bible?

    I was recently part of a panel discussion when a question came up that I have heard various times and in various forms. It goes something like this: How much time should I spend reading the Bible compared to the time I spend reading?