Just when you thought 3,000 people being baptized in one day was crazy (Acts 2:41), along came Web 2.0 (and now 3.0). I saw this video over at Emergent Nazarenes: What does this mean? It certainly makes me consider the impact a single blog post or video could have if it “goes viral” (gains massive [...]
by Dan on October 30, 2008
I gleaned the term “friendonomics” from Scott Brown in a Wired article he wrote about Facebook. In that article, he says, Thanks to Facebook, I never lose touch with anyone. And that, my Friend, is a problem. Hey, want to be my friend? It’s more than possible; it’s probable. Hell, we may already be friends—I [...]
by Dan on October 14, 2008
I saw a great article yesterday about Larry Osborne and his recent book, Sticky Church. The content of the article (and apparently of the book) really resonated with a lot of what I’ve been thinking and reading about lately. Osborne is focusing on what he calls the church’s back door: where we lose people. When [...]
