Archive | August, 2007

Sermon Cinema – Reaching a Sight and Sound Generation

Sermon Cinema – Reaching a Sight and Sound Generation

Sermon Cinema is a valuable resource for creating a multi-media experience that easily reaches the iGeneration.
Kyle Thompson and Marc Harper are the Co-Founding Directors and Content Producers of Sermon Cinema. After hearing a sermon on reaching a sight and sound generation in 1993, Kyle later created a consulting and production company to meet [...]

Collide Magazine – Media Info for Church Leaders

Collide Magazine – Media Info for Church Leaders

 
COLLIDE Magazine is a new voice in the conversation taking place
where media, culture, and faith converge. COLLIDE Magazine is
designed for church leaders and dedicated to exploring the use of
visual media, music, technology, and the web to communicate spiritual
truth. 
 
Finally!  I've meant to blog this for several weeks and now with the premier [...]

Adobe Launches “Moviestar” – HD for the Web

Adobe Launches "Moviestar" Version of Flash Player – HD Television Quality for Web Video
Given that I've been shooting with my new HD Camera and editing with the Final Cut software I purchased for my MacPro; it's obvious I've been anticipating higher standards for Web audio and video content.  Looks like Adobe is making it's next [...]

Church Relevance Interviews Wayne Cordeiro

Church Relevance Interviews Wayne Cordeiro

Yesterday, Kent Shaffer at Church Relevance posted a brief interview with Foursquare Pastor Wayne Corderio from New Hope Christian Fellowship in O'hau.  I just covered Pastor Wayne's church here last week having returned from a visit there in early August.   Here's the permalink of my experience at New Hope.
The Church Relevance interview includes [...]

Worship Presentation Software on Squidoo

Worship Presentation Software on Squidoo

Greg Atkinson, who's known by just about everyone with a Church / Technology interest, is conducting a worship presentation software poll via Squidoo.  In case you've never seen a Squidoo lens – this is an excellent excuse to stop by the Seth Godin endorsed site and see what it can do. 
If your church uses [...]

Facebook Gets Converted

Facebook Gets Converted

About 2 years ago I was visiting with a friend in Nashville who was about to depart for college at Baylor.  He walked me through his brand new Facebook page and explained to me that it was designed for college students like him.  It seems I wasn't paying enough attention.  At that time MySpace [...]

Wikiklesia Non-Update

Wikiklesia Non-Update

John La Grou (who, yes, has mixed me up with his wife before due to too many incoming "Cynthia" emails) sent out this handy Wikiklesia authors' links list.  You don't even have to go to the wiki to get informed about the interesting and diverse authors who participated in the publication of Voices of the [...]

Twenty Blogs for Christian Leaders

Twenty Blogs for Christian Leaders

With increasing frequency, more and more U.S. Christian leaders are listening in on cyberspace conversations.  Many are persuaded that hearing divergent views hardly threatens one's convictions, rather it often strengthens them.  Furthermore, many leaders are beginning to blog and master their own voice in the online dialog. 
For the novice, however, navigating the blogosphere of [...]

New Hope in Hawaii

On vacation in Hawaii last week my family attended New Hope Christian Fellowship O'hau pastored by Wayne Cordeiro.  They meet in a local high school.  I felt like Jim & Casper, without the atheist part.  It's one thing to visit a congregation as an honored guest.  It can be an entirely different experience to arrive [...]

Pew Broadband Diffusion Report Out

The Pew Internet & American Life Project has released a new report that analyzes existing gaps in home broadband adoption among Americans. The commentary suggests where stakeholders in the broadband debate might take aim if they want to do something to encourage those lacking broadband access to get off the digital [...]