My friend, DJ Chuang, posted an article entitled “Can the online church really be the church?” Here it is: This new book by Douglas Estes, SimChurch: Being the Church in the Virtual World, tackles the brewing questions surrounding the legitimacy of an...
Below is a post from my friend, DJ Chuang and the Leadership Network Digital Blog that I thought was worth repeating: What the church looks and feels like is changing right before our eyes, and on our computer screens. This article from The Gadsden Times (Alabama),...
This is a blog that’s been a long time coming. I think about racial diversity often and last week I was reminded of how white my church is. I went to visit another local church that is also predominately white, but more diverse than my congregation and it jumped...
I thought I’d follow-up my posts on impotent preaching by calling out one more person: myself. As I’ve traveled the country the last 9 years speaking, teaching, consulting and meeting with Church leaders, one thing I’ve found myself saying over and...
Several conversations lately have led me to consider the integration and universality of technology in a local church context. To be integrated means combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole or organized or...
