If you've been going to church for any length of time in this technological age then you've likely heard a cellular phone ring during a Sunday morning church service. I know I have. Although they are distracting, I'm always amazed by the uniqueness of the ring tones. Some are loud, annoying
Pinterest: What Is It And Why You Should Ask For An Invitation
Interested in knowing more about Pinterest, the social networking site that is taking over the internet by storm? What, you've never heard of Pinterest? Not sure what Pinterest is all about? Okay, here's the scoop. Essentially, Pinterest is a virtual social media pinboard. (Here's my personal
Leap Year: An Infographic To Explain What It Is All About
Today is February 29th and when I looked at the calendar on my iPhone, I did a double-take. February 29th? Oh, yeah. Unless you've been living under a rock for the last few days, you're no doubt aware that today is an "extra day" in February to account for keeping our calendars in sync with time,
Church Analytics: Information Technology for Christian Ministry
I'm taking a step back for just a moment so that I can get all technical on you. Trust me, it won't hurt (much)---for very long, that is. I recently got in touch with the owner of a great company called Church Analytics. I'm testing out his company's product here on my blog. I believe the
Was It The Will Of God For King Saul To Commit Suicide?
[stextbox id="custom"]This article is from "The Will Of God" series. I've written a few articles (article #1 and article #2 and article #3) recently regarding 1 Samuel 15 that have to do with King Saul, the prophet Samuel, King Agag, and the will of God. They have to do with the topic of being
The Blessings Of Being Radically Committed To The Will Of God
[stextbox id="custom"](This post is from "The Will Of God" series and is a continuation of the article I wrote a couple weeks back called, The Idolatry In Not Hacking Agag Into A Thousand Pieces which centered on 1 Samuel 15 regarding King Saul's disobedience, the Amalakite King, Agag, and God's