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Setting a foundation at the intersection of faith and mobile technology

How do churches, mission groups, organizations, communities, parents, and people respond to life when their use of mobile technology intersects with their faith? Here, we not just ask that question, but present the foundations for answering it. Read more about Mobile Ministry Magazine (MMM) and its mission/vision.

Monday, August 25, 2008

New Attitudes About Church

Given the topics already talked about this week, to have this post come across the inbox was enlightening and challenging all the same. For as much as I like what tech can do, to lose the interpersonal interactions of fellowship should be a careful observation of any technologist.

Here's a snippet of a great article for reflection and discussion:

...That goal also means that Christians need to be encouraged to see their individual spiritual lives as essentially and meaningfully connected with the spiritual life of their churches. Most Christians have what one author calls a "devotional theology" that fails to see the relevance of the local church. But the New Testament places greatest emphasis not on our private, personal lives but on our public, corporate lives. God's plan for disciplining His people is the local church...

Read the rest at the New Attitude blog.

Labels: church, community, tech