Category: Podcasts

Employing New Media Technologies Effectively In Youth Ministries The demographic which would benefit most from a strong Christian presence in the New Media is America’s youth. Many youth ministries have tried and failed to reach the youth where they are at by setting up websites which end up being either unattractive or full of out-of-date…

The Pastor As Godblogger Society is asking tough questions of the Church today—questions which America’s pastors can and should fearlessly answer. The new media provides pastors with the tools necessary to reach potentially millions of readers worldwide in an instant and, best of all, this can be done quickly and easily; no complicated programming skills…

Beginning and Maintaining a Meaningful Blog So you like the idea of blogging, but the idea of maintaining a blog seems overwhelming. Fear not, blog upkeep can be quick and easy if you do not lose sight of what makes a blog meaningful and effective. John Mark Reynolds will offer up some tips and tricks…

Understanding the Impact and Opportunity that New Media presents to thoughtful Christian Communicators New Media technology is altering the way ideas and arguments are presented in society—this is significant, especially to Christians. Al Mohler will explain some differences between old and new media and exhort Christians with the opportunities that the new media presents to…

Mike Huckabee hit a home-run at his recent appearance before his Focus on the Family friendly audience. Huckabee is appealing to many in socially conservatives circles, but does he have what it takes to unite the party and lead the Republicans to a victory against Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton? As the race to the Republican…

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s recent visit to Columbia University has sparked both reactions of appreciation and disgust from pundits across the media. While many have debated the political cost of his visit, questions about whether or not it was meritorious for Columbia to invite Ahmadinejad for educational reasons have been largely unaddressed. Was it good that Columbia…