Our goal as church leaders is to turn people’s smartphones from being a tool for distraction into a tool for discipleship.

shouldn’t that be our goal—to make it as easy as possible for people to hear the Gospel and become disciples?

When there is a lack of success, the motivation for innovation is high—but the fear of failure after success brings with it a fear of innovation.

virtual is not the opposite of real. It’s the opposite of physical. They are both real.

stop using social media as a megaphone to broadcast our content, and instead, start using it as a telephone to build our community.

The point of social media is to be “social”—to make connections. It’s not called “promotion media”!

if Christianity is going to remain an effective force in an ever changing culture, we need to believe that online church is a viable aspect of the modern Church.

The use of mobile devices and online technology gives us digital proximity to people.

The Holy Spirit works in pixels too.”