The Master’s Table is designed to have lots of stuff going on, even on days with no new content being posted. The RSS feed from Unity Baptist Church will usually contain one or more of the latest sermons I have written; they are not posted on both websites. The details from Bible Gateway and Our Daily Bread are updated daily This tutorial is designed to “walk you through” some of those features.

If you were not directed here from the About Page, About explains the mission statement of the blog and gives a little insight into the blog’s title and header image. Clark Bunch is the author of most material and the administrator. This blog is not about Clark but you can read more of his story here. 

In the Left-Hand Sidebar you will find:

• Links to the most recent posts (usually sermons) at Unity Baptist
• A link to Bible Gateway and the current Verse of the Day
• An image from Our Daily Bread (ODB) which links to their daily devotional
• A list of categories of archived blog posts

In the Right-Hand Sidebar you will find:

• A link to The Master’s Table Facebook page
• A sign up form to follow via email
• A search feature for anything on The Master’s Table
• A pull-down menu for archived posts listed by month published

Somewhat useful information in no particular order – 
I have updated this section since the Read the Bible project was launched. I used to post new material two or three times per week. Between the podcast posting daily, and real life things such as raising a family and pastoring a church, I don’t spend a lot of time writing other stuff any more. Happy Monday is published, with little variation, every Monday morning at 7 a.m. EST. The Satur-deja Vu is a weekly review “maybe you saw this, maybe not” from any and everywhere. It posts on Saturday mornings around 7… or 8 or 9 a.m. First time comments are moderated but future comments will appear immediately after your first one has been approved. Book reviews are limited to how many books I can read which at this time is not very many. Blog posts can be shared via Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon, Reddit or use the Press This or Reblog buttons to share via your own WordPress blog. Some readers subscribe via e-mail; I don’t know how that works.

Happy Monday is posted by Van Til. To make a long story short, there is no Van Til. It’s a running gag that pays tribute to my friend and mentor Michael Spencer.

You can contact me via email: clarkjbunch@hotmail.com