Back before Easter, I announced in my new blog that you could listen to my sermons online. I even posted the titles of the two messages scheduled for Easter Weekend. Although I have received no comments indicating so, I assume that you, my faithful readers, have been sorely disappointed after repeatedly visiting the link only to find no recent updates.
Here’s the story: Even as I wrote my opening post, the church’s computer in the sound booth was being replaced. Due to “technical difficulties” (the sound board software was incorrectly configured), none of the Easter Weekend messages were recorded. The following Sunday (April 19), the computer problem was resolved, but I had invited one of the missionaries we support to share the message (and that message is now available online).
The next Sunday (April 26) we did “Search the Scriptures” (an interactive Q&A session) during both services, but the first service didn’t get recorded because it turns out we were using “trial” software whose demo period expired sometime before Sunday. Something was done before second service, so it is recorded and now available on the site.
I believe that things are finally back to normal, so you may once again go back to regularly checking for the newest sermons.
Fraxinus Velutina
No, that is not the newest sermon in Latin. But I know you are probably also eager for an update on the tree stump. Alas, it is no more. Greg and Zelko volunteered their time, energy and resources to remove the stump.

Then they donated a Modesto Ash (Fraxinus Velutina) to replace the poor willow.


6 comments:
Very Nice, I am excited about the new tree!
Have you started wondering if you'll actually be there long enough to see it grow into a big tree?
Saddus Maximus. That's Latin for I am disappointed, but I understand. Somehow, I suspect Stumpy may have already chosen a new location.
I am certainly glad to know what is going on with the sermon (Latin: Boreus Sillius) archive. I thought you had just pointed me to an unused link.
Thanks for the post, Preacherus Brotherus.
I miss search the scriptures. Glad to see you have a new tree to replace the old one. At least I have pictures of Emily in front on the old though. How is the poll coming cleaning coming? Only 2.5 weeks until we can party.
Hey, I just noticed the photo of that dude hammering the head on his ax. Did he recover it after you made it float? Cool
Floating anything would require water--something of which we have very little here in Pahrump.
But I'll still accept your conclusion that I'm "cool."
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