Here are some reflections on the past week -- some coherent, and some perhaps not! I was reminded again that illness may be one experience which God ...

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Yesterday I made the 16 hour drive from NECC in San Antonio back home. There was plenty of time during the day to reflect upon our country and the blessings of our Lord through the country in which we live. While these reflections don't necessarily have anything to do with technology and education, I do feel compelled to share them nonetheless:

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Is the culture the enemy of Christianity? How do we engage a secular culture on the basis of our faith in Jesus?

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Two short whistle blasts brought the young archers to the line followed by a single whistle blast allowing the arrows to be cradled by the rest and released towards the target. The three boys; one twelve, another fifteen and another sixteen, were shooting at targets twenty yards away. The youngest...

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As of today, Google has 1010 pages indexed for this site. I'll report back in the next 60 days with an update now that the new blog platform is in pla...

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I have challenged myself with making an entry a day for the rest of the year and into 2007. While many of the entries will be short, and some of them ...

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"How realistic is it for me to expect that my son will actually have a lifelong love of God's Word?"

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With the coming New Year there will be some changes here at TheChurchDoor.com. A new blog module has been implemented that will do a much be...

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Merry Christmas to all readers of LutheranTech. May God bless your Christmas celebrations!

It was a quiet night.  It might have been a Friday, or maybe a Wednesday, I don't really think the day of the week mattered much.  What mattered was that roar I heard from the crowd assembled.  That sometimes deafening...

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