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Do tech and faith go together? Explore how modernizing children's ministry can foster deeper faith connections.

When my wife, Heather, and I felt God leading us to plant a church, questions flooded our minds. The most pressing was, “Can we do this as a family of seven?” And if so, “How do we prepare our little ones for church planting?”

There is a fascinating article in the Wall Street Journal titled "The Six Laws of Technology Everyone Should Know." It is based on the writings of Melvin Kranzberg, a professor of the history of technology at Georgia Institute of Technology.

I’ll give you a brief description of the primary ways in which I use church technology in sermon preparation.

The newest chapter of State of the Bible 2023 finds the perception that older people prefer print versions of the Bible while younger people prefer digital media is not entirely accurate.

When your ChMS isn’t aligned with your ministry processes, you are limited in your ability to stay connected between Sundays.

It takes more than good intentions to accelerate church growth and effectively engage guests in a way that helps them move toward becoming a fully-engaged member.

On the one hand, digital technology promises the church greater reach than at any other time in human history. On the other hand, there are understandable reasons to hesitate to use it.