Donteatthefruit.com Website Review

Technology is Fast, but Redemption is Slow Menu and widgets For the last decade or so, I’ve been introduced to lots of wonderful people who have started websites and groups devoted to the space of technology and faith. Unfortunately, it’s really, really hard to create a sustainable model, and many of the groups haven’t been long lived. Thankfully, there is at least one organization that is doing really well and continues to grow and expand. church worker and a tech entrepreneur, and I’ve been so encouraged to see how he’s been able to connect church leaders and those working in the tech industry, in his home base of Waterloo and other cities around North America. If you’re near one these cities (and even if you’re not), I highly recommend you connect with FaithTech. Recently, we talked about trying to map the various issues and needs around technology and faith, including everything from theology, practical how tos, parenting guides, faith at work, ethics, church and media, future, and other concerns. As we talked, we kept coming up with lists of 4-5 different ways of categorizing things, sometimes focusing on groups of people (tech workers, parents, pastors) or major issues (AI, addiction, etc.), and sometimes merging these to think about academic study vs. popular needs. In the end, I put together a visualization that attempts to get everything on one page, allowing theology and Christian thought to permeate both the main spheres of our life (home, work, church) as well as the major issues of the day (wellness, creativity, and I’m sure James and his team will expand and refine this, but I’d love your feedback if have anything to add or that we’re missing Recently a student from a previous semester sent me an email saying, “A course I’m taking this semester is confusing me. Could we have This is the kind of connection I think every professor dreams of. Running into students after you’ve had them in the clas*room, reconnecting, and seeing them change is a truly satisfying joy. I also teach online and I am responsible for building out the technology in