A conversation on faith & culture for creatives, leaders & influencers
I have enjoyed being part of the beta team for Google+! In fact, you can add me to yours is you are on it already. My profile page is http://gplus.to/rkweblog. Perhaps this Google+ inspired sailing boat scribbled durring a staff meeting means something under the surface. Any thoughts?
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The “new media” is no longer something church ministries are considering, it is a part of our new way of communicating. However, are most of us in ministry properly equipped to even ask the right questions in navigating this enormous and ever-changing method? Whether it’s an online church service, social media strategy or your online presence, Vince Marotte asks the right questions in his book Context and Voice. Those of you who listen to WorshipMythBusters.com podcast will remember Vince on our show about Tech and Innovation. Go get his book here!
One of the most recent unique experiences was the use of new technology last week to stream a concert and charity presentation from my living room. I was able to include family members, friends and other people I have never met but who share the same concern for causes like the one I was a part of in Ethiopia. All were there either online or in person. There were 150 people involved in participating in this event! My living room, fortunately, only had just under 50 people attend there in person. Here is how I did it. (more…)
Catalyst West is upon us here in SoCal and I wanted to be sure to let anyone who is around there know about the tweetup for creatives going on. I am happy to be a part of the Center for Church Communication as a Regional Network Coordinator. Some of us in blogging know the CFCC through their blog ChurchMarketingSucks.com. There are some giveaways and most importantly others into communications who will be present to meet! I look forward to seeing you there.
Go here for the details and to RSVP.
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RK on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — Also. If you're against "redefining" the meaning of the word marriage, then why are you not also campaigning against interracial ... RK on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — When I find the woman I want to spend the rest of my life with, I want to be able ... 
Vince on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — ! Cor. 2:14 is relevant here.
People without the spirit cannot understand the things of the spirit. If someone who is ... 
Michael Mahoney on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — Let's play devil's advocate here. Say I was in a same sex relationship. (with you, let's say!) We've been ... 
JRTaylorMusic on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — "...considering Christ never spoke of it"
Gotta jump on this one, brother. Assuming an orthodox view of both the Trinity and ... 
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