Now, we realize that for some of you this is new. For some it’s just a new concept to interact on a website. For others it’s new because the way this site looks and works is a bit different than what you’ve expected.

Let us try and help.

First, this site is a blog. This means there are a couple of distinct differences in how this website works compared to a “traditional” website.

1. A blog is made of up posts. A post is like an article one of the authors have written.
2. Each post is the beginning of a conversation because you can comment on any post! We just ask for a valid email address though the address won’t appear on the site.
3. All of the conversations (articles with or without comments) are archived and sorted by date or topic. And there’s a search box to help you locate conversations by keyword.

Here are a few tips to help you in staying involved with the conversations on this blog.

1. Check this blog to see when a new conversation has started. To do this, you can add this site to your list of favorites or subscribe to the RSS feed.
2. A new feature we’ve just added is if you leave a comment on a post, you can be notified if anyone else leaves a comment on that post only by checking a box near the “Submit” button.

We hope this help you. We really look forward to interacting with you here.

Sheldon has been building websites since 1996.
He manages a crew of programmers and designers for TruthMedia Internet Group.
Sheldon also maintains a personal blog.
He’s the geek.

Rob has been involved with internet applications since 1999.
He currently is the Director of Internet Ministry for the Global Technology Office of Campus Crusade for Christ.
He has both a personal and family blog.
He’s along for the ride.

Kim has been with the Truthmedia Internet Group for the past couple of years as the designer.
Kim also maintains a personal blog.
His desk is always the neatest.

Claire is still not sure when she became a techie.
She is currently Senior Editor for TruthMedia Internet Group.
She also maintains a personal blog.
She’s the wordy one.

Darren has been designing websites since 1999.
He is working with TruthMedia as part of the Programming and Design team.
He also maintains a personal blog.
Every good blog has an intern.

Leesa has been an editor for Truth Media Internet Group for over a year.
She’s new to the blogging business but loves it.
She’s the baby of the team.

We have collected the five most important pieces of Leonardo da Vinci’s art from Da Vinci Code into one place here. They are:

• Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man
• Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa
• Leonardo da Vinci’s Virgin of the Rocks (or Madonna of the Rocks)
• Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper
• Leonardo da Vinci’s Adoration of the Magi

If you’re like me, you read the story and wanted to see the artwork too. We hope this is a simple service for you.

Enjoy the art!

From SavageChickens.com

Relax: Jesus is the Lion of Judah. Lions can defend themselves. And they can devour at will, too! The gospel has been attacked since Jesus was mocked on the Cross. Satan would have us panic. But Jesus, our Sabbath rest, is not fazed. He came to seek and save the lost. Our job is to simply testify to His power.

It’s funny, I just saw CS Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe again during a flight this week. Seeing this movie again in it’s depiction of Jesus as a Lion helped me remember this point about who Jesus really is.

Movies and books do have a way of influencing us in our thoughts and beliefs.

Oh, and on these flights I saw one person reading Da Vinci Code and another reading The Jesus Papers by Teabing Baigent (Brown’s biggest influence in writing DVC).

So how many of you have read the book or are just waiting until the movie comes out?

I’m glad I read it first.? I haven’t done that with a lot of books/movies.