Virtually Human by Ed Brooks and Pete Nicholas aims to give a theological foundation for life in the digital world. The book is split into two parts. The first part puts our technology in the framework of our theology and the second part covers five more specific areas and how…
Read MoreIt’s a question that I’ve been pondering on a fair bit recently, and it is pretty pertinent to me given I work 40+ hours a week building websites. Is the web really worth it? The obvious answer would be ‘yes’. Where else can I get instant access to news, communication…
Read MoreA friend recently asked me if I’d heard of an organisation that gets christian programmers involved in using their gifts to further the Kingdom - I’m ambivalent to the idea but I only gave their website a quick browse so I might be being unfair. Anyway, it got me thinking…
Read MoreGospel Speech Online is a very small book by Lionel Windsor that I would describe as a primer on the subject of relating to others in the online sphere. I was blessed to attend the same church as Lionel in Durham, UK, a few years back, so when I heard…
Read MoreIt is a rarely well answered question. Why does your church website exist? For many churches the only reason that their website exists is because, well, it does. It is often barely a passing concern for the decision makers in church, especially when that basically amounts to the minister. On…
Read MoreNot too long ago most people would have consumed the news either in printed form or at 6 o’clock on the BBC. We would also have been lucky to share more than an annual christmas card with those people we didn’t see regularly due to work, school, church or…
Read MoreI assume most people have been made aware by now that the Oxford English Dictionary chose “post-truth” as their word of the year for 2016. The definition is as follows;
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