I must admit… I’m a Twitterholic. I’ve been twittering now for a few months, and I love it. It’s a great way to stay informed with the “by-the-minute” life of friends, family and people you admire. Have you ever wondered what goes on in the life of ________? Well, Twitter has made this dream come true.

“Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that allows users to send updates – otherwise known as tweets – which are text-based posts of up to 140 characters in length” (Wikipedia). Awesome example of Web 2.0 at its best!

Not only that, I am able to sync my Twitter account to my iPhone using the awesome Twitter application, “TweetDeck“. And this makes me a happy camper (lol). It’s neat, clean and works well with my phone. Now I can get all my updates on the go. An amazing platform for aggregating mobile conversation.

So, with that said, here’s my question to you..

How can the Church leverage this kind of technology both inside and outside of their services? How can church leaders and staff use this to conduct informal meetings or to keep each other informed?

I gotta ask this question because it’s been on my mind…

Are You Going All Out?

Now I’m not talking from a naive standpoint… I’ve done my research (or at least some research). What I’m finding is that for many churches, the idea of church for them is this mundane attending of church service on Sunday, listening to another message about some story in the Bible, and singing in the choir or something. It’s like we’ve lost the fire to be excited about the Gospel. Now I know that’s not every church’s style or whatever, but I’m saying… regardless, are YOU going all out?! I mean as far as everything… evangelism, messages, designs, websites, outreach, making a difference, engaging the youth, etc.?

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Just a reminder for all of you techies out there…

iPhone 3G launches in 2 days, so reserve your spot in the line at Apple.com.

Also, if you’re curious to know what’s the big fuss about the new iPhone, check out my post on “iPhone 3G | Coming Soon“.

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