Lauren Hunter

Anyone can create software, right? And some people can create great software. So how do you make a decision that ensures it’s a right...

It was a beautiful spring day, April 28, 2001, my dear grandmother’s birthday. I had been on a roller coaster ride of discovery that week, that month, that year. All the unanswered questions and prayers I had been asking for years seemed to pile up all at once, leading me on a fast path to resolution, one way or another. I was determined, as I often get, to reach the bottom of the mystery—to learn the truth about who Jesus Christ was and is, not just who he was made out to be through the religion of my upbringing.

Blogger and author, Tim Challies explains some of the big take-aways from his fascinating new book, The Next Story, which unpacks technology and the Church: http://vimeo.com/21751801

Over the weekend, I had the privilege of attending the Worship Conference 2011 at William Jessup University, which happens to be practically in my backyard. I...

You didn't set out to completely ruin your reputation on Facebook, it just sort of happened. You griped about waiting in line at Starbucks, dropped a few expletives about dealing with your kids at Wal-Mart, criticized your spouse for not being on time, and suddenly you find yourself wondering why people are looking at your differently at church. Did you forget that you are a pastor?

In reading to my children from The Book of Virtues, by William J. Bennett, we came across this poem that struck a chord within me....

Last year this time, there was a huge discussion of giving up some form of technology for Lent. Since Lent kicks off this Ash...

One of the most important aspects of Resurrection Life’s mission is to make sure that everyone of their followers has a chance to learn...