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Commentary on the local church, radio and podcasting, open source software, journalism, communications, photography, education, and web development from Christopher Harper.
Commentary on the local church, radio and podcasting, open source software, journalism, communications, photography, education, and web development from Christopher Harper.
Those with a personality similar to my own should consider this policy: never say in someone’s absence what you haven’t already said in their presence.
It's not the most well-known portion of the Christmas story in Luke 2, but the account of Simeon has a lot to tell us about Jesus, hope, and salvation.
Writer's block is a myth. This commentary proves it. Not the words in the commentary, the fact it even exists. This was supposed be be another article.
I'm an open source software advocate that uses Linux, Windows, and macOS every day. Here is a little of my story and some thoughts on working this way.
I've been thinking about this statement for a while: "I don't quote from a book until I own the ideas of the author for myself." Today, I try to explain.
American football fans may object! This commentary explains how I found a helpful phrase that applies to sports and countless other matters of opinion.
The numbers don't matter. Well, some of the numbers don't matter. Allow me to explain why I collect words-written stats, but not website visitor stats.