For the March/April issue of COLLIDE Magazine, I wrote an article called “Information Needs a Compass, Not a Clock.” The thesis is that too often we value information on theContinue readingInformation Needs a Compass, Not a Clock

Two weeks ago, I gave a breakout session for the Electronic Gospel conference put on by Dallas Theological Seminary and headlined by Shane Hipps. You can order the audio ofContinue readingPresentation: Technology in the Kingdom, Society, and Your Life

Technology, like “art,” is not a terribly easy word to define. It turns out that some philosophers have already done a decent job of parceling out categories, and I thinkContinue readingDefining the Word “Technology” … Four Times

A few months ago, in a post called From the Garden to the City, I briefly mentioned four aspects of technology that show up in the redemptive narrative of Scripture,Continue readingFour Questions for Technology from the Biblical Story

In the philosophy of technology world, there are quite a few theories and descriptions of technology. In an attempt to simply (and most likely butcher) the dozens of highly nuancedContinue readingTesting Out Four Philosophies of Technology on Twitter

I am excited to share that I get to speak at two conferences in the next few months. In the past, the two worlds of which I’ve been a partContinue readingConference Speaking Fun