Lauren Hunter

Some people in ministry hold the same position for decades; others find different reasons for moving on to a new position. Whether you are looking...

Defining discipleship can be difficult. That's why when I came across this infographic created by Alex Absalom, I wanted to share it with you:...

Amazon has recently rolled out a new charitable foundation called AmazonSmile that offers charitable rewards for those who sign up and link their Amazon...

People spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to advance their careers with graduate degrees, yet many may be throwing it all down the drain...

Wasted time in the workplace is a massive problem. How big is exactly unclear, but from the research, the cost to business is in the...

If your future involves reviewing church management software to make a switch or begin using church software to keep better track of church membership,...

The Internet isn’t just for tweens and young socialites. In fact, a large population of Internet users are 50 and older, utilizing the Web...

Whether you are a youth pastor that works every day with high schoolers, a teacher in middle school, or a parent of children, you are looking out for these youth in so many aspects of life. One big area of need: technology. More specifically, the revolution of mobile devices. It seems that nearly every child has some kind of mobile device. Whether it is an Android or iphone for children to call their parents in emergencies, Kindle tablets for reading, or an iPod for listening to music and watching movies, youth have a lot of power at their finger tips. At the same time, there is concern for the emotional, mental, and spiritual safety of them using these devices.