Recent conversations with friends about web communities got me thinking about the arguments against open dialog. Initially, these paragraphs were going to find a home in my ongoing “Best Practices” guide to religious web communities, but the essay turned out to be strong enough to stand on its own. Enjoy. :)
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The Christian is to be a demonstration of the existence of God. But if we as individual Christians, and as the church, act on less than a personal relationship to other men, where is the demonstration that God the Creator is personal? If there is no demonstration in our attitude toward other men […]
I’ve been doing some research lately on what form a church web presence should take. Here are some interesting reads that I’ve found along the way.
Jordon Cooper: Technology and the Church. Outreach Marketing personifies the analog worldview that the church still has. A quick look on their website show their products, door hangers, […]
A friend of mine called me today asking about media hosting on the web–a subject with which I have had absolutely no experience. Essentially, he has a high-quality audio recording of a sermon that he’d like to distribute on the web on a weekly basis. Obviously, this is something you see a lot […]
So, it’s been three weeks and I’ve made some interesting progress on exploring the idea of having an Ironworks community portal on the Internet. About two weeks ago, Darin, Jai and I got together to discuss and decide on what we wanted to pull together. I’ve done some storyboarding, and have been keeping […]
