Daily Roundup for February 13, 2018

Here are the items and resources of interest for February 13, 2018:

Theology/Christianity:

• Dr. Ryan McGraw, the Morton H. Smith chair of Systematic Theology at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary is writing a series of articles on the subject of preaching:
  • Preaching Christology or Preaching Christ: What is Preaching?
  • The Necessity of Preaching
  • How Then Should We Preach?
  • Aiming to Preach with Aims
  • Preaching and the Mission of the Trinity
  • Essentials Tools for Preaching Christ (Part One)
  • Essentials Tools for Preaching Christ (Part Two)
• Church Membership is Biblical — This is another of the many questions people ask pastors, and pastors should be equipped to answer it. Written by R.Scott Clark.
• For pastor’s wives — In fact, pastors should read this as well. An excellent and thoughtful article written by Courtney L. Moore.  This article is also very good. 
• What pastors could learn from Jordan Peterson.
• A helpful chart of Bible translations. What is your favorite Bible translation? Take this poll [poll id=”4″]

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Technology:

• Windows makes it easier to preview apps — article by Daniel Cooper
• A cyber attack at the Winter Olympics — This is not surprising, to be honest.
• Speaking of the Winter Olympics, this is how you can watch it online. 
• I use Chrome as my default browser.  However, it will eat up a ton of memory if you have numerous tabs open as I usually do. Currently, I am running 23 open tabs with some of them pinned (which means they are always running).  I have been experimenting with this Chrome Extension to see if it will do what it proclaims to do and so far I have been very pleased. I have tested it against a memory use graph to see if it does give me back the RAM as it promises. So far it is working as advertised. 

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