These videos expose the challenge of ministry in today's world.
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12/02/2009
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About The (UNOFFICIAL) FELLOWSHIP BLOG
The (Unofficial) Fellowship Bible is a gathering of people who consider Fellowship Bible Church of the Ozarks home.
Fellowship Bible is based in Rogersville, Missouri, just outside Springfield, Missouri, home of cashew chicken.
This site is primarily about faith and particularly faith in Jesus Christ, but we may ramble on about anything at any given moment. Just as Fellowship is an ecletic coming together of people seeking the grace of a loving God, so is this blog.
We consider this our place to come write about what God's teaching us about the world around us and about Himself in hopes that someone reading can get a better look at the Jesus we know, the God we love, and the Spirit that inspires and drives us.
And let me be very clear: this is really unofficial. Opinions, thoughts, observations and theologies are solely those of the person who wrote a certain post. They are not necessarily representative of the teachings or beliefs of the church or the people of Fellowship Bible -- even if that person is a paid staff member or key volunteer at Fellowship. Give us some room to ponder and wander and think out loud here without freaking out. And don't get all worried about Fellowship simply because somebody writes something you may not agree with. This is a conversation, not a treatise, so give us some room to talk.
Great videos. I've attached another good demonstration of the power of the internet. I often worry that many of our leaders today in our personal, professional, and spiritual lives don't fully appreciate or understand what the information age really means. It's always so exciting to see a new application of data and information networking and how much potential we have at reaching every corner of the world. It's even more dissapointing when I hear someone who is completely unaware of the society that surrounds them claim their business doesn't need a website, doesn't need technology, and doesn't need to be looking at new ways to push their development envelope. If in one year a silly you tube video can start 5 million conversations about education how many people's lives around the world can be changed by Christ by utilizing our information age. Think about what Missions really could look like if we only embraced what's right at our fingertips.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/dec/07/darpa-challenge
Posted by: Jarrod Murdaugh | 12/07/2009 at 01:56 PM