You’re reading this post, most likely sent here from someone’s tweet or Facebook post. So I don’t have to tell you that we live in a new age of social sharing. I would say that…
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“Yeah, I don’t need Internet Accountability. That’s for people who have a problem.” If I had a dollar every time I heard a version of this excuse given by guys not to use an online…
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Around our house, everybody pitches in to help keep the house in good shape. So after dinner, my eight-year old daughter, Grace, helps my wife load the dishwasher. My four-year old son, Daniel, wipes the…
According to a recent survey, 75% of teens have a Facebook profile, 54% check their status once a day, and 65% of them access Facebook through their mobile devices. Teens are living, increasingly, in a…
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Social networking is a wonderful invention, a tool that can be used both for ministry and for expanding and enriching friendships and family relationships. But like any technology, it has its pitfalls. One of those…
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I was born, raised, and still live in Illinois, a flat, agricultural state willed with cornfields and farms. So whenever I have the chance to visit a mountainous region, I get excited. Mountains take my…
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Facebook and all social networking sites are wonderful tools that enable us to connect with people we love, discover and promote interesting and helpful content, and spread important messages. But there are some really important…
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1) Air private grievances. Resist the worldly temptation to craft a Facebook post, a Tweet, or a blog and air what should be settled in private. Resolve your conflicts in a personal and private way.…
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At the end of February I attended the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville, TN—my first time—and met quite a few terrific gospel communicators, who are faithful in sharing the gospel across old, new, and…
