Ministry Tech Leaders

In about the time you can finish your morning cup of coffee, there are some universally-effective things you can do to have a better website. Here are five tips to enhance your church’s website.

Using a password manager is important and the LastPass hack reinforces the need to use a password manager properly, both individually and corporately. 

In war against nefarious uses of the Internet, the human firewall is our only hope. The fate of the Republic is in your hands, literally, in your index finger. What, you think this language is too exalted?

The myth that Macs don’t need protected continues to live and the bad guys know it. So you must protect your Mac.

In this age of the internet and smartphones, having a digital Bible can be an incredible tool for evangelism and discipleship.

If you’re traveling for business or other reasons, there’s no reason you can’t keep the flow of communication moving like normal and manage tech while traveling.

I wanted to share some of my experiences with you so you can learn from them and ensure that your church websites have these “must-haves.”

You won’t lose your valuable data if one of your devices gets destroyed and dies. Strategic data protection—backup, online storage, and digital wallet—will protect you well if you have a device failure.