We guarded ourselves against everything else - but we forgot to guard against this. [Click title to read more.]
Tag: technology
The Christian App Round-Up For Your Quarantine Needs
A review of several useful Christian apps. [Click title to read more.]
Why Do God’s People Never Respond To Emails? A Study On Why The Little Things Matter.
Don't neglect the little things. They make a big difference. [Click title to read more.]
Tech Detoxes and the Benefit for the Modern Believer
Technology can be a boon for the believer...until it isn't. [Click title to read more.]
Technology Is Not Ministry
We mustn't let our love of new technology and innovations become a stumbling block for those who want to reach Jesus. [Click title to read more.]
A Research Literacy Primer For Christians: Or, Why Christians Need To Be Skeptical When Looking Up Information
I thought it might be worthwhile to offer up this little primer: a series of very basic tips about how to evaluate and assess all that "Christian" information you might stumble across online or in the bookstore.
To Kindle and Back Again: A Bible Journey
Anything that gets you to God's word and keeps you reading God's word is the best thing. Period. [Click title to read more.]
Don’t Let What’s Technologically Trendy Become A Stumbling Block
Technology can help our Christian lives, but it must surely not cause harm, nor prevent people from reaching Christ. [Click title to read more.]
This Is Your Permission To Walk Away For Today.
It used to be - at some point in the distant past - that the internet was an elective practice in my life, something I chose to do in the same way that I chose to craft with polymer clay or write poetry. I could go online, find something I was looking for, do some reading, and then scamper back off. I used it; it was a tool. [Click title to read more.]
Hold The Space For Questions
We should strive to be the Local Friendly Christian: the person who's always willing and able to help answer questions or give information or simply ponder aloud, without demanding that people surmount the barriers of our church walls and two small groups just to gain an audience with us. [Click title to read more.]
Samaritan's Song 