Here is a quick cry for help from Nepal where we are continuing to fix bugs, optimize and get things in better all-around production shape.

Last Tuesday, July 14th we went live with v2.0 and it was earlier than we wanted to and should have launched. But we had to get off our old servers and move to our new server hosting by July 15th which meant breaking a lot of rules in web application rollout. Whoops! Thanks for your patience and understanding. The upside is that we have got many of you helping us fix bugs in the new version!

But we need more of you to help. eBible v2.0 is a complex web application with a lot of javascript and backend technology that needs to mature over the coming weeks. Making an advan…

Grace, Forgiveness and New Life

Today marks a new day in the eBible.com journey that started almost 4 years ago with the simple idea of creating the best online Bible possible for the world. We want to be open and transparent about the challenges we have faced, mistakes we have made and our plans to make things right. Two weeks before launching the site back in September 2006 we ran into some problems behind the scenes. These problems were not technical in nature but as those involved in website development know, technical problems are often the easiest ones to solve during the process of building, launching and maintaining a major website. Our launch saw an unbelievable response with coverage from Time.com, TechCrunch, Digg (front page…

As you can see, the new blog is a little … errr ummmm … plain. But the good news is that we plan on updating it again and we know you all agree this is WAY more important than fancy blog templates. So come back often and get ready for version 2.0 of eBible.com!