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Category Archives: Twitter
Silence and solitude needed
The practices of silence, solitude and secrecy are indispensable parts of spiritual transformation. But quietness seems to be an endangered quality. In a media saturated culture (dominated by technology), these disciplines seem to be increasingly at risk. Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Assurance, Blessed by God, Change, Christian life, Communication, Culture, Facebook, Glorify God, Joy, Mind, Mind Renewal, Personal devotions, Quiet Time, Restoration, Seeking God, Silence, Singles, Social Networking, Social Networks, Spiritual Detox, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation, Technology, Twitter, Walking with God, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged Alone, Facebook, Silence, Solitude, spiritual growth, Spiritual transformation, Technology
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When pastors update and tweet
Social networks are the way people connect. But how should Pastors use networks like Facebook and Twitter? Since the words of a leader carry more weight, they should be weighed more carefully. Seven Do’s Announce events and teaching themes Link … Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Elders, Emerging Leaders, Facebook, Pastors, Social Networks, Twitter, Wisdom
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Posted in Blog, Links to see, Social Networking, Social Networks, Twitter, Wisdom, Worldview
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Facebook guidelines (7 Do’s and Don’ts)
While speaking at a conference, a pastor asked if he could talk with me about a heartbreaking situation in his Church. It was a large Church and he was one of the main leaders. With a heavy heart, he told … Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Facebook, Pastors, Social Networking, Social Networks, Twitter
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Facebook photos: the good, the bad and the ugly
Isn’t it great to reconnect with friends from the past through Facebook? Facebook has been a source of blessing and encouragement for many people. But is there a potential darker side to this ability to reconnect? And are Facebook photos always … Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Facebook, Pastors, Twitter, Youth
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Facebook guidelines for pastors and others
(7 Do’s – 7 Don’ts – 7 Questions) Social networks have become the way people connect and communicate. Like other mediums of communication, Twitter and Facebook have both positive and negative potential. A very sad use of Facebook recently came … Continue reading
Facebook: stop and think about it
I decided it might be good to repost some helpful articles about our use of Facebook. I am not interested in any crusades against it but just some more reflective use of it. The four items below offer helpful … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Social Networks, Twitter
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A critique of bloggers
Over the years, I’ve remained a big fan of MARS HILL AUDIO. Ken Myers has done a great service of cultural assessment for many years. I recently read a piece by him discussing Lee Siegel’s book, Against the Machine: Being Human … Continue reading
Facebook photos: good, bad and ugly
Are Facebook photos always innocent? Consider a few thoughts about Facebook photos – the good, the bad and the ugly. The Good: reconnecting with old friends Facebook photos we can help us reconnect with friends and see their family without being invited … Continue reading
When leaders update and tweet (Do’s and Don’ts)
Since the words of a leader carry more weight, they should be weighed more carefully — especially when offered publicly. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Elders, Facebook, Pastors, Social Networks, Twitter
Tagged Facebook and pastors, Social media guidelines, Twitter use
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