The iGeneration wants its iPhone
The release of the iPhone yesterday caused hundreds of local Apple enthusiasts to wait in line for a chance to be one of the first to own the newest piece of technology. Not surprisingly, many of those who waited were the iGeneration's early adopters.
My 12 year old daughter, who's a vj, interviewed many buyers [...]
Would you rather use LinkedIn or Facebook?
Vs.
I've been using the Web 2.0 professional networking service called LinkedIn. I blogged about it last year here (I, know – the dark ages in terms of 2.0 apps.). I've been waiting to see if other similar services (VisiblePath, etc.) would take off before I invested time in seriously committing to [...]
Which Bible Translation? Hebrew, Greek, Web 2.0
Last night I was with the ladies at our Women's Summer Bible Study and we were just having a blast. We're taking The Patriarchs DVD series by Beth Moore and it requires a substantial amount of cross-referencing so our Bibles were getting a rigorous workout. There's nothing like the sound of 50 women frantically searching [...]
Innovate 2007 podcast up
Kim Meyer is counting backwards to Innovate 2007 and she has a podcast (along with Granger executive pastor Tim Stephens) to prove it. First episode went live last week and although I haven't listened yet, I do know she talks to uberblogger Guy Kawasaki who'll be at the September event.
Innovate 2007, a Wired Churches.com [...]
I Firefox, therefore I am
Yes, everybody's doing it and now thanks to the all knowing Google Analytics even I can sort the technical profile of this month's visitors at The Digital Sanctuary.
Browser
Visits
% visits
Firefox
929
57.06%
Internet Explorer
531
32.62%
Safari
81
4.98%
Mozilla Compatible Agent
62
3.81% [...]
The Future of 21st Century Faith
Innovation in education is the passionate pursuit of the UK-based organization Futurelab. Their bi-annual magazine, VISION, offers possibilities about the future of learning via digital technologies. Futurelab's newsletter is one I regularly dive into when I need to get some perspective. One of the best ways to anticipate future developments in any area of society/culture [...]
Digital Youth Room Dilemma?
No, I'm not talking about a room filled with gadgets, gaming systems and technology designed to serve the youth in your church. I'm referring to a brand new alternative to spending time on Facebook or MySpace online.
Since today’s youth use the web extensively and have a voracious appetite for social media, some innovative individuals [...]
Ruth Bell Graham, 1920 – 2007
Dr. Billy Graham's website keeps crashing due to traffic jams following the passing of his dearly beloved wife, Ruth. You can visit the site yourself and most importantly, consistent with today's interactive worldwide dialog, leave your comments on the share your thoughts link.
I'll leave my favorite observation about Ruth, a woman I consistently associate [...]













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