eBible - The Best Online Bible

To date, I have not found anything that can match the power of the Blue Letter Bible for research. Though it is ugly and not good for reading, it's probably the most useful tool for studying meanings and translation.

In fact, most online Bible's are not good for reading, which I think is sad. At least I was sad until this morning!

eBible.com

eBible does include good search, tagging, and commentary tools, but what I like most is the simple streaming interface it uses. In "study" mode (just click the magnifying glass to turn it on), it has pleasant, readable, text that is not cluttered with countless notes and numbers and scrolls forever. There is no scroll bar or bottom of the page and it even features a parralel mode if you'd like to compare two translations.

Although it won't be replacing the Blue Letter Bible for studying particular passages, I think it will become one of my favorite casual reading Bibles. Very nice!

Photo Courtesy of: Rachel Pennington

Inspirational Skit - MUST Watch

A family we know sent us this video, a skit from a Church in Tennessee, I think.



Yeah, we cried too.

Why Hast Thou Accepted Me

"It would seem that God is the fool, that He could love back-stabbing murderers."

Oh God, My God, Why Hast Thou Accepted me/ When All my Love was Vinegar to a Thirsty King?/ Oh God, My God, Why Hast Thou Accepted me/ It's a Mystery of Mercy and a Song that I Sing - Mystery of Mercy, Caedmon's Call (words and music, Andrew Peterson)

God's Love is Impossible
and a Miracle

Sojourner's Song: The Evils Of Alcohol

Sojourner's Song: The Evils Of Alcohol

"From the flustering Prohibition - the only Constitutional amendment ever to be repealed - to the everyday complexities of liquor laws, American society has argued and agonized over alcohol for several centuries. It has often served as a sort of therapeutic punching bag for the ills of society, as it tends to naturally elicit an emotional response."

Sound exciting? Encourage or protest over at Sojourner's Song!