I have a challenge for you. What if every Christian Tweeted, FaceBook-ed, LinkedIn-ed, etc. all the good things that their church did? Is there a way that we… Continue reading
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I’m not creative ProPresenter 5 Tutorials It’s the end of the world as we know it… Creating Church: Audience and Language Creating Church: Excellence Chick-fil-a and service Church… Continue reading
Christmas week was a slow one, but I still managed to get a guest post up over at churchm.ag: Give New Life to Old Computers with Chromium Paul
Before 2010, I had wanted to write a book for years. In November of 2010, I did just that. In 2011, I published it. In 2012, I published… Continue reading
Beep, beep, beep. “In Jesus name, amen.” I looked up to see all my friends standing around in a circle still holding hands. The world had not ended…. Continue reading
Powering Your Toys This Christmas Lecrae Concert Visuals: Clarifying Meaning with Video I’ve got some bigger ones hopefully coming. Keep watch for them. Paul
Here are the guest posts that were published in the last week: Formatting for Kindle on a Mac How to Self-Publish Serving Church:5 Ways to Avoid Burnout Designing… Continue reading
Being self-employed is different. I started my day checking in with one potential client. Then I went looking for a door for my home office. I stopped off… Continue reading
Talked over my ideas with my wife. Fun stretching stuff. She’s helping me keep ideas straight. I love that she cares this much. I know that it’s going… Continue reading
Today, I registered TrinityDigitalMedia.com, llc. as a business in Kentucky. Wow. So much to do. Any advice? Paul
Next year (ok no later than February) I plan on writing daily–sometimes for this blog and sometimes for other places. I hope to podcast twice a week–once being… Continue reading
As I ponder what I’ll be doing starting February 1, 2011, I have some ideas I’d like to share. Writing: As you know, I’ve been writing a book… Continue reading
After a little too long, TrinityDigitalMedia.com is back up. Still to do: 1) Fix theme to work well with browsers other than Firefox and Safari (IE, I’m talking… Continue reading