The Courage to Be Protestant: Truth-lovers, Marketers, and Emergents in the Postmodern World
David F. Wells
Spectacular Sins: And Their Global Purpose in the Glory of Christ
John Piper
Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God
Voddie T. Jr. Baucham
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Jason Zellmer introduces us to this new ministry dedicated to
Reaching the world and restoring the church by restoring the family”.
Again, check out the website, subscribe to the rss feeds and look for new videos and posts.
I am so excited about this ministry Saint Louis FamilyCamp and completely honored to be a part of this movement dedicated to gospel saturated empowerment for families to live as Jesus calls us to. Please check out the website, then sign-up! It is going to evolve around great biblical teaching and family worship. A camp where the entire family will grow spiritually stronger together.
theResurgence.com has a great post on the presidential election and what will always end up as false hope for whomever your candidate is. Mark eloquently reminds us all of what we really need in a time like this.
I don’t think this will make it to the “side screens” at a church near you…or then again how cool would that be. 
It annoys me that I have to edit a my website files locally, then uploaded them to my webserver via an app like WinSCP or FileZilla. I just want to edit the files as if they were locally on my computer. I mean, I have scheduled backups of my site and pull them down locally so I do not need two copies of files locally and on my webserver. In Ubuntu, its simple go to Places - Connect to Server.. and bam. On a Mac, install macFUSE + SSHFS and done. So after a little searching, I found a set of FREE tools that will do just what Ubuntu and Mac will do in Windows (blah!).
All you need to do is download and install these two apps, DokanLibrary + SSHFS. Once its installed run DokanSSHFS. Enter a name of your connection, your host, user credentials which can either be by password or shared key. For my webserver its username and password. Next select your root directory, mine is /home/basher/. Other servers, for example, may be /www/ or /var/www/. Finally, choose a drive letter you would like to mount to. Now click ‘Save’ and then ‘Connect’
Within seconds you’ll see a system tray icon and a new drive N:\ that can be accessed just like a locally mapped drive. If you don’t see the drive in Explorer, simply do a Start - Run - N:\ and hit Enter. This is huge and such a time saver for me. I hope it helps others out there and its FREE!
