The other day I posted a link to my friend’s blog “The Sundry Blogger” That apparently is his secondary, secular blog. He has another called Pop Goes the Preacher which seems to be similar to my efforts here (if not a bit more focused.) The premise is that since Jesus used parables – stories about the culture in that time – to teach heavenly concepts, we can, and probably should do the same. And that is what Brent tries to do on his blog.

I must admit, however, that he has far surpassed me on the DiscipleGeek meter with his latest blog entry: The Worship of the Cybermen by combining Doctor Who with the Bible. I am definitely impressed and felt the need to give him the props he deserves.

:: Pop Goes the Preacher ::

This is the blog of a friend of mine from college. I’ve always admired his dedication to the faith, as well as his knowledge of the Bible. He is currently undergoing chemo treatments to battle colon cancer. Despite the toll these treatments are taking on him, he retains a positive outlook and upbeat attitude. He also keeps his blog updated regularly, which, obviously, is something I still struggle to do.

Please remember to keep him in your prayers as he fights this disease.

::The Sundry Blogger::

Farmhouse Kitchen Online

One of my more recent website designs, this site went live back in June 2009. Farmhouse Kitchen is definitely one of my favorite places to eat and I am very privileged to be able to develop the website for them. Angela is a great cook with a warm heart, I’m glad that I’ve been able to get to know her and her family.

Once again I use WordPress for the content management and CSS for design and layout. This site has a unique feature that i’m pretty proud of: it displays the corresponding lunch menu to the current day of the week. This is done with a short piece of PHP code. I may not be a major programmer, but I can produce the occasional code when needed.
::To Site::

Trey And Christina's Blog

I created this blog as part of a gift to Christina for our second wedding anniversary back in 2007. Unfortunately thanks to Facebook, the blog doesn’t get updated often, though it does have the two stories that are very near and dear to me: “His Story” and “Her Story.”

It’s definitely one of my favorite designs and I like to use this as a prime example of how flexible CSS makes any site.

I’m sure it could use some more tweaking here and there, but because it doesn’t get updated often, it’s pretty low on my list.

::To Site::