November 20th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckWe’ve reached the end of the Trust Agents book. However, this is not the end, but just the beginning. It’s time to begin putting into practice the things we’ve learned. Here are my biggest take-aways from Trust Agents and what I’m going to do with them. What are you going to do?
November 19th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckSome people believe that in the next 10-20 years the entire web will go from the 2D space it is now to 3D and eventually everything online will be experienced as a 3D space. That seem at least plausible. After all 20 years ago nobody was on the web, and now just about every organization views a website as essential. But in order for the web to transition from 2D to 3D, I think at least 4 things will need to happen.
November 17th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckThat question is way outside of comfort zone because outside of pancakes and eggs and occasionally throwing something on the grill, I don’t cook. If I had to submit my own recipe it would probably be for… cranberry sauce. 1) Buy a can of cranberry sauce, 2) open it, 3) put it in a serving dish.
Since that’s pretty lame, I got my wife, Jennifer’s recipe for…
November 13th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckThe Alva Review-Courier, based in the megalopolis of Alva, OK (pop 4,848) published an article today entitled Social Networking Sites Benefit Pastors, Congregations in Many Ways. The author if the piece, Kathleen Lourde, interviewed several pastors in Alva as well as some guy with the same name as me. 
It explains many of the benefits to pastors using social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Twitter.
November 12th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckTake a look at this this video showing a virtual conference. Is this the future of conferences?
November 11th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckIn addition to joining a group, creating one (and filling it with the smartest people you know) is the true path to influence online… The web makes it possible for people with a common interest to join together in groups… The power of a groups is immense…
November 10th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckAs mentioned last week, we’re doing a change of pace this month with our feature blog articles. Instead of the usual ministry/tech focus, we’re giving thanks for something each week, using the #Gratituesday Twitter hashtag, and encouraging you to do the same. This week: What’s your favorite thanksgiving memory?
November 3rd, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckAttitude is everything. An attitude of gratitude changes everything. Each Tuesday in November we’re going to post about something we’re thankful for and invite you to join the conversation. Future Gratituesday posts will be less techy, but today here are 9 Websites I’m Thankful For
October 29th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckAs Halloween approaches I’ve noticed a proliferation of churches doing “harvest festivals” and “trunk or treats.” Christmas was also a pagan holiday that was Christianized. With all the success Christians have had at taking over those two holidays for the Lord (yes, that’s sarcasm), I started dreaming… what other pagan holidays could Christian co-opt and came up with…
October 27th, 2009 by
Paul SteinbrueckClint Runge is the kind of guy who likes 7-11 Mountain Dew Slurpees and Velcro shoes. His saving grace is that he does great creative. As cofounder and creative director of Archrival, a distinguished youth brand strategy and design firm, Runge kicks the tires and lights the fires for clients such as Red Bull, Facebook, [...]
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