Author Archive for Daniel Lohrmann
Bring Your Own Device: BYOD For You Offers Answers to Employees
A radical change is sweeping across American workplaces: mobile technology is redefining the boundaries between work life, home life and play. The “digital generation” is demanding more freedom and flexibility with their smartphones and tablet PCs in order to get … Continue reading
Mentoring Millennials With Timeless Truths
How do we help mentor the next generation of Christians as they move into the workplace and start on their life journey? Have expectations changed over the past few decades? How has new technology transformed the conversation? What techniques, words, … Continue reading
Scary trends in social media extend beyond teens
A recent USA Today headline points to a scary trend: Cyberbullying extends to workplace, bedroom. Here’s how the article begins: Cyberbullying is no longer restricted to children. Adults routinely use content from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social-media services to … Continue reading
Lead Us Not Into Temptation: James 1:12-17
In mid-January, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend a father-son retreat at Camp Barakel in northern Michigan with my 10-year-old son Paul. The beautiful countryside, snow, outdoor activities, great food and fun game room provide special memories. These getaways … Continue reading
Throwing Stones: A Christian Response to Public Scandals
Believe it or not, there are still a few statements that Jesus made which are very popular in American culture in the 21st century. One example comes from the end of John 8:7. “If any one of you is without sin, … Continue reading