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Your Digital New Years Resolutions
I heard this amazing message the other week about a very familiar story in the Bible from Luke 18. This rich young ruler guy goes to Jesus the Son of God,gets straight to the point and [...]
Is Google buying Yahoo?
Google buying Yahoo? Well they certainly have made some audacious moves over the years, but perhaps a purchase of Yahoo would go down as its biggest. According to a Wall St Journal Report, Google is “mulling” taking over [...]
Dead Sea Scrolls Online
The Prophet Isaiah has joined Google …… Sort of. Last week if you wanted to go and read the Dead Sea Scrolls, the effort would have required about a week of approved annual leave, fluency in ancient Hebrew [...]
yesHEis: Christian New Media Awards Finalist
If seeing someone impacted by the message of Jesus that you share with them is the most encouraging thing, second place certainly belongs to seeing other inspirational online projects and missions being run by Christians from [...]
Your Digital Footprint
The social media reality gap This week, I’ve been looking at the way we think about our digital footprint. Recently, I’ve followed two prominent voices in the social media blogosphere that have taken a closer look [...]
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80,000 respond to Online Altar Call
Although I don't know how many of these people really committed their
Why does everyone hate the new Facebook timeline? [opinion article]
I'm not usually negative...as far as timeline? Way to go FB. Lost alot
Why does everyone hate the new Facebook timeline? [opinion article]
Hi I like the new timeline introduced by the Facebook and I have rece
How can a good God ______ (fill in the blank)?
Great thoughts everyone. It's incredibly interesting reading the vario
How can a good God ______ (fill in the blank)?
The question has the assumption built into it that our Father in Heave