My desktop computer at home died, which makes it hard to blog. This stinks, but I do get to build a super awesome machine to replace it, as soon as I make some money.  Intel I7, mmmm.

Preparation for our Christmas eve service consumed December, and all the time and effort that went into it paid off because it went really, really well. Pics, audio, and perhaps video to come sometime in the (hopefully) near future.

I lost our camera in an airport last November along with a good bit of camera gear, but the silver lining to this story is that it was insured and we’re now the proud new owner of a D90 and some other goodies. It’s a significant upgrade to the D70 we had…

I’m in Williamsburg with my family and my in-laws blogging on my new iPod touch. I’m not really an Apple fanboy, but this thing is awesome.

That’s it for now! Sorry about the lack of updates, I’ll try to work on that!

That is all.

Currently, I have posted a series of talks by Ray Vander Laan, a teacher who spent considerable time (measured in years) living in Isreal studying in the traditional Rabbinic schools, learning what it was like to live as a Jew. Currently, His ministry is to teach people how to think “Eastern” (listen to first talk for an explanation), how to approach the Bible from a Jewish context, and to explore a facet of Christ often ignored in Western culture (aka, the United States), Jesus the Rabbi. You can find his website here: Follow The Rabbi. The talks can be found by following the downloads tab at the top of the page, or clicking here.

Forum added to the site for discussion and trading of ideas, etc. go here.