By 3 Jesus is dead, having spoken only seven times. The sky turns black, there is an earthquake, rocks split into, dead people come out of their graves, only to die once more. And we call this Good Friday.
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a humble beginning
December 7, 2015 
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For our sake He became poor, born in obscurity, practically unnoticed. This is how it had to be.
Continue reading why the internet is addictive and what you can do about it
November 2, 2015 1 Comment
Hyperlinks are the brain’s chocolate, and most of us have not figured out how to say no soon enough. Or even if we want to.
Continue reading 3 reasons Christians should be extra careful online
October 17, 2015 1 Comment
No one should be more careful about what they say online than a Christian. No one’s words will be scrutinized more closely than one who claims the name of Christ.
Continue reading 2 annoying things Christians do on Facebook
October 12, 2015 4 Comments
Nothing you post on the internet can heal me, bless me, or change me, no matter how many times I share it, repost it, or link to it.
Continue reading words for a wedding
October 8, 2015 3 Comments
A covenant is not just a promise before God, it is a promise like God’s, who has said He will never leave you nor forsake you.
Continue reading 3 reasons Christians get social media wrong
October 2, 2015 3 Comments
We all know that there is a difference between a great talker and a great communicator. This difference is largely that the communicator listens more and connects better.
Continue reading social media in the Middle Ages
September 27, 2015 2 Comments
Few individuals in history have leveraged technology as effectively as Martin Luther did.
Continue reading From cavemen to Kermit
September 21, 2015 5 Comments
Wise use of technology is about as difficult as wise use of the tongue, which James describes as a fire and a poison.
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how to witness on the web
With practice and patience Christians can learn how to awaken or uncover felt need or deep hunger by asking better questions online.
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