What is an RSS Feed?

HenryInstitute.com offers RSS feeds for Russell D. Moore's Moore to the Point Commentary. By subscribing to an RSS feed (also called a channel) you can have the latest content delivered directly to you.

Benefits of RSS

• You control which RSS feed you would like to view
• You only view headlines and descriptions, making it easy for you to scan topics
• Links take you directly to an article
• You are alerted when the site is updated
  

Help Getting Started with a News Reader

You need to install an RSS feed reader (see our list of popular RSS readers below). Once you have a reader installed, you can subscribe to any RSS feed with the feed's URL (the address of the feed). To subscribe, right-click on the RSS Commentary icon on the website and choose 'Copy Shortcut.' Switch to your reader and follow the menus to add the feed (see specific reader documentation). Once you have subscribed, your reader will automatically check the feed for updates.

Popular RSS readers

• Awasu - Windows, free personal edition
• Bloglines - Web-based news aggregator, free
• Headline Viewer - Windows, free
• NetNewsWire -- Macintosh, free and commercial versions
• Safari RSS - Macintosh, Requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later
• NewsCrawler - Windows
• NewsGator - Windows (runs in Microsoft Outlook)

The format used is RSS 2.0 with enclosures.

Terms of Use

We encourage you to use our feeds, so long as you provide proper attribution and links back to HenryInstitute.com. The HenryInstitute.com feeds are also available for syndication on your web site.

FeedBack

Please email us with your feedback and comments regarding our feeds to webmaster@sbts.edu.