Jon Jordan

Reformed Theological Seminary just released their first iPhone app:

Westminster Shorter Catechism in 90 Days (free)

It provides a study plan, flashcards, quizzes, reviews and a progress chart. This looks to be a great app, especially if you are required or want to study or memorize the WSC. Here are a few screenshots!

Everybody loves a nice splash screen:

Option to choose modern or traditional English:

Modern english example:

Traditional english example:

Quiz mode – how well do you know this week’s Q/A’s?

Quickly review this week’s progress:

See your overall progress:

This App has just been released (February 23rd), but so far it looks phenomenal. Props to RTS for offering this for free, along with several of their courses through iTunes U!

A few weeks back I was pointed to Daily Mile (www.dailymile.com), a great site for tracking your running and networking with other local runners. It has definitely added some enjoyment to my quest to get back into running shape.

A couple of days ago, in a tweet from my friend @kylesteed, I found out about a somewhat similar site for those who are interested in reading. I enjoy reading, and have to read quite a bit for seminary, but lately I have really wanted to read more for fun. Readernaut is a great new site (read BETA) that allows you to track your reading progress within a book, record books you have completed, get great book recommendations from friends and strangers and more! If you are curious, check out my profile here or see what my friend Kyle has been reading lately.

Lately I have been all about finding new great websites. If a site looks good, is fun to use, and serves a purpose that I think is worthwhile I will usually give it a shot. Who knows if my latest web goodies will keep my interest for long, I’m hoping  they do.

What new or old sites have you really been enjoying lately?

Instead of running a Posterous Blog and a Personal Website I decided to combine the two into one!

Also, for those who are interested – you can now Subscribe to my recent Sermons in iTunes by clicking here. Thanks so much for all the feedback in the past – hopefully this will help that process in the future as well.

Enjoy!