Ministry Tech Leaders

The digital Christian revolution is in full swing, but as Christ told his disciples “Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.”

Are there ministries that have done a good job of capturing that power of the digital Christian revolution while managing the danger? If so, how have they managed to pull it off?

Church-sponsored theatrical presentations often leave media producers weeping or screaming hysterically, promising never to do it again. But you can avoid the church Nightmare Before Christmas.

I’m describing Future Blind as, “The inability to see anything beyond the present. To be blind to what’s coming. A failure to anticipate the future.” Is that your church?

Given the technology available today, any of us can do a video testimony. Here’s why we should.

There are times when live-streaming church services isn’t a good idea. In fact, I’ve seen a few live-streamed services that made me cringe.

Infamous ransomware groups, such as Akira, BlackCat, DarkSide, LockBit, MedusaLocker, Ryuk and WannaCry are now using remote encryption more frequently than ever before.

Sometimes, hiring cheap is the most expensive choice. The principle sounds wrong to some people, but it’s straightforward: You often save the most money by hiring the most expensive person.