Perfect Podcast to Send to Your Pastor to Embrace #ChurchOnline
Navigating the complicated waters of the digital disruption is tough. I’m an online pastor. My perspective is muddied because I want to jump into the deep end without a lifejacket. I want everything to be online, and I wanted it yesterday.
No More Scraps for Online Ministry. Full Assimilation.
Humans build tools to amplify ourselves. The internet is one of these tools. For a long time, online ministries argued for why church online was needed. We begged for scraps to prove its effectiveness.
Oculus Go: Small Groups the Catalyst to Catapult VR into Mainstream
Oculus Go feels like a game changer because some of it's design and features makes it somewhere in the middle of the previously mentioned VR devices. The barrier to entry will attract more users away from the reduced down Cardboard experience and mobile dependent setups because of the easy to use social apps. T
Virtual Reality's Place in the Plan
Technology has always and will always be a tool. Even the extreme haters get this point in practice. Technology is not the means to the end. It’s not the thing that replaces all things.
Change is a bad word
ech companies like Uber understand change is needed to stick around. The problem is change isn't a good word for the church.
The Settlement is Coming
When online ministry launched ten years ago, everyone was figuring it out. The internet was old, but Web 2.0 made community possible. 2004 brought blogs, Facebook, and all these things that static websites didn't have before.