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There's a place for online preaching, but it should never replace the in-person gathering of God's people to hear the proclamation of the word. Listen to the entire sermon: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/31725255543387

David Larsen is excited to share about the blessings and challenges of developing tools to create word-for-word mapping of every word in the KJV and NASB Bible text to the Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic source texts. He will focus on the challenges of working with Biblical data, the principles of data-driven architecture, functional user-interface design, data validation workflows, and model-view-controller design patterns.Dr. Larsen has worked for over 12 years at Blue Letter Bible (BLB), creating free Bible study tools which are used by more than 5 million people around the globe every year. David has a Doctorate of Management in Information Systems Technology (DM/IST, ABD) from the University of Phoenix. David has been married for 17 years to his wonderful wife Kimberly. He has a son and two daughters.

Visiting site #2 of The Vault with our Infrastructure Operations Manager somewhere in the colder climbs of the USA. We don't have the largest space here, but we're doing our best with what we have available. Our hope is to continue strengthening infrastructure resilience in the UK next. This is an impromptu video to provide a brief update on where we are on both the hardware and software development. Thank you for your prayers. Learn more here:sermonaudio.com/vault

We're living in a world that is sinking in disinformation, deepfakes, and outright deception. We cannot tell what is true and what is artificial anymore. In the midst of this sea of lies, it seems that more than ever there is a desire to find that which is true. In an interview, Elon Musk said: "I care a lot about the truth of things and trying to understand the truth of things. I think that's important. If you're going to come up with some solution, then the truth is really, really important."People today are asking the same question that a Roman governor once asked over 2,000 years ago, "What is truth?" Jesus Christ declared in John 14:6, "I AM THE WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE, no man cometh unto the Father but by me."We have re-launched our Gospel of John Project for 2025 in partnership with the Trinitarian Bible Society and are seeking to reach 12 cities in 12 months. Each month we will mail out an attractive Gospel of John booklet to at least 10,000 homes -- until we reach 120,000 homes by the end of the

Interview with Dwight Wagner, former Ministry Relations Director at SermonAudio, as he assumes his new role of being the Executive Director of Christian Discipleship International.

As we close out 2024, we reflect on a big year of advances and changes. In many ways, it feels as though we've been walking on water for the past 24 years, endeavoring to keep our eyes on the Lord. What we are doing, humanly speaking, is impossible for a company of our size.Yet, as we continue to move forward and walk on the waters of impossibility, my prayer is that we will not, like Peter, be overtaken by the fear of unbelief, or should I say, disbelief that we could or even should have as our goal something as audacious as "every sermon in every language." If we're serious about this objective, it will require of us to get out of our comfort zone, get out of the boat, and take the necessary steps of faith to be where the Lord is in His mission throughout the world.Read our end-of-year 2024 report:www.sermonaudio.com/news/new-year-2024Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vault

A quick impromptu demonstration of how the folks at Biblearc have beautifully integrated their tool with SermonAudio.

Build-A-Vault is a fun little side project that we've been working on that allows you to purchase and build a miniature replica of The Vault using real LEGO pieces. All proceeds support the Durand missionary family in Chile. The set was designed by their eldest daughter, Geneva Durand. With only 100 sets available and no current plans for additional production, this is a truly special limited edition.We hope this Build-A-Vault will be a lasting and enjoyable display piece and serve as a reminder to pray for us as we work toward building The Vault in real life. More than just a source of fun and games, The Vault represents our serious commitment to building our own private infrastructure to preserve and propagate sound preaching for posterity.Learn about The Vault:www.sermonaudio.com/vaultPurchase Build-A-Vault:https://store.sermonaudio.com/products/build-a-vaultLearn about Geneva Durand:https://genevadurand.com

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On OCTOBER 28, 2024, Dr. Kevin Kindall presented a technical talk on Computational Finance highlighting the importance of computer science in valuation, hedging, and risk management. Dr. Kindall is a quantitative analysis expert who has over 20 years of experience in the industry. An equity trend trader with a background in physics and computational finance, he is a frequent conference speaker and published author.However, this clip represents the final few minutes he spent on his talk to give some spiritual and practical life advice to college students.

In this lecture, Dr. Kevin Kindall presented a talk on Computational Finance and highlighted the importance of computer science in valuation, hedging, and risk management. Dr. Kindall is a quantitative analysis expert who has over 20 years of experience in the industry. An equity trend trader with a background in physics and computational finance, he is a frequent conference speaker and published author.The Computer Science Department at Bob Jones University will be periodically hosting lectures for the SermonAudio Technology Lecture Series that will feature informative and educational presentations focusing on the latest advancements and trends in technology utilized by the SermonAudio platform.Learn more:https://www.sermonaudio.com/news/lecture-series

The story of Donald Trump and his connection to the revival of the Isle of Lewis in Scotland.

In the world of computers, it is never a good situation to have a single point of failure, or a single copy of data. Having three of something—often referred to as "N+2 redundancy"—especially in different geographic locations, is considered ideal for truly redundant and highly reliable systems. However, the Bible talks a lot about the "four corners of the world" and it has long been our desire to reach those four corners, both figuratively and physically, with the preaching of the Gospel. By establishing a Vault Network across four geographic locations worldwide, we will achieve the strongest fault tolerance by maintaining multiple full copies of the entire sermon library with distributed load. It is the ultimate protection measure that will ensure the long survival of this treasure far into the future.**The Vault Site:**https://www.sermonaudio.com/vault

Listen to the original sermon: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/111118154957449

After years of putting together mockups and designs, and after years of going from concept to code, we have finally removed the Beta label off our site and have launched this massive rewrite as our primary website for SermonAudio! A solid foundation has been laid for the future.The new SermonAudio website is much more than a fresh coat of paint. It takes loads of technology to make it all work—a fresh new design language, a rewritten client-side framework, a corresponding server-side framework, a rewritten API layer, the database, and plenty of caching to keep things running smooth.The entire architecture for the new site is foundationally different from the existing website. It was necessary to do so in order to get off of legacy back-end systems and embrace the newer development tools that today's developers are using.We have been hard at work building out the physical infrastructure needed to guarantee the protection of our expanding library of almost 3 million sermons. However, The Vault is much more than