It’s been a while since I’ve written here, but I did put together a piece about the video satellite model of churches for OnFaith. As I write in the piece,Continue readingWhat Can We Learn about Video Churches from Mars Hill’s Closing?

Of course, it’s not quite as simple as the headline makes it seem. But new data suggests that while the often heard complaint, “Kids these days spend all their time onlineContinue readingKids Are Addicted to Social Media Because Parents Are Addicted to Control

In the first act of The Social Network, the movie depicting the origin Facebook, we are introduced to a fictionalized version Mark Zuckerburg who, after being spurred by his girlfriendContinue reading10 Years of Facebook

Today, churches all over the country cancelled services because of dangerous, icy road conditions. Many resorted to online only streaming services and pre-recorded events from years past. Thankfully technology isContinue readingHow Churches of the Future Will Use Technology to Overcome Ice Storms

In a long-awaited announcement, the FAA will stop requiring passengers to turn off phones and computers during take-off and landing.  Under the old rules you had to keep them offContinue readingAirplane Mode is Gone: Now You Never Have To Talk to a Stranger Again

Although the title of this post might make some recall George Orwell’s famous book 1984 or even the Apple ad shown at the Super Bowl that year, I’m actually referring to much smaller, probablyContinue readingCutting Edge Digital Evangelism in 1984

NBC posted a powerful image of St. Peter’s Square showing how different things looked in 2005 when Pope Benedict was chosen from the new world of 2013 with Pope Francis:Continue readingSt. Peter’s Square: 2005 vs. 2013

In just about every James Bond and Batman film, there is a segment where Q (or Morgan Freeman) introduces us to a few new gadgets. At first, the hero looksContinue readingHow Google Hacked Our Imaginations with #IfIHadGlass