The more I work online and the more I pay attention to what the web has to offer, I realize I’m more and more distracted. I can’t be the only one. I read a quote today: “the web enables attention deficit disorder“.
Boy, ain’t that the truth?!?!
All the more reason to have a ministry […]

I took the trackback off this blog for the same reason I did here.
As a result, any comments were lost. But I don’t plan to make any more changes.
Comment away!

The Heal Your Church website has an interesting twist/take on web design and sin.
Link via e-vangelism.com.

Haloscan commenting and trackback have been added to this blog.
What is a trackback? I’ll let Haloscan answer that.

That’s what this group claims. Sounds interesting. It’s called “Peridot” which is “a green gemstone which, legend has it, was used in ancient cultures to help people find what they had lost”.
I just hope this power for good doesn’t land in the hands of evil! I’m afraid of the possibility of a […]

April 24, 2005 has been designated as Internet Evangelism Day. I’ve been privileged to be able to help out with the initial planning for this event, although I haven’t been able to contribute a lot lately. I’m real excited about the potential of a day like this.
The internet is being used effectively for […]

Who’s involved in your online community? These are the people who are not just coming to your site, but they are the people who keep coming back.
Where is the community? Scattered. That’s the beauty of the internet. They can be geographically scattered. The traditional definition of community has changed because […]

I’ve been thinking about the concept of keeping public notes on effective web ministry.
Today I’m starting it.
For years I have been following the call of God on my life, trying to figure out what is the best way I can use the talents, gifts, and desires he’s given me. I love to resource others. I […]