The Don’t Waste Your Life website/blog from Desiring God has recently been given an uplift. It is targeted to younger people (in their 20s) but would appeal to other people too. The inspiration for the site has come from John Piper’s book of the same name. You can read this well received and challenging book free online at the Desiring God website.

Chris Roberts has come up with a great way to add ESV bible verses onto your Wordpress powered website. It is very flexible and gives you several ways of displaying verses. The key benefit is that you do not need to write out the bible verse, just the reference, so it should save you time.

I recently mentioned the new site Blogrush and how it could be added to Christian websites. One of the issues raised was the current lack of categories available to position your blog in. This can result in some blog titles being shown that you wouldn’t want on your site. The big question is, regardless of how well Blogrush may or may not perform for you, is this is a risk worth taking?

The Between Two Worlds blog has highlighted a fantastic opportunity to get a free book. Basically you get to preview, review, and then receive a free copy of John Owen’s Communion with the Triune God.

There has been another collection of sermons added to the Desiring God website. According to the Desiring God Blog, “Every two years John Piper completes a rotation of weekend seminars on different aspects of Christian doctrine and practice.”

All in all, it is a delicious little add-on!

What simple (and free) application could really improve the usability of your website with minimal effort? ebibleicious may just be the answer! When installed, whenever anyone rests their mouse over a bible verse on your website, it will bring up that verse in a little pop up style window.