Be a Beta Tester for TntMPD

October 29, 2010June 30, 2014 Sus Schmitt

If you love TntMPD and use it a lot, why not become a Beta Tester? The Beta version of any software program is fully operational, but not quite ready to be released. Beta testers use the new version of the … Continue reading Be a Beta Tester for TntMPD

eMinistry1 Comment

eZ eGlossary

October 26, 2010April 7, 2013 Sus Schmitt

This is a list of common technical terms and abbreviations with links to easy definitions. Continue reading eZ eGlossary

Communication4 Comments

YouTube and Video Ministries

October 21, 2010August 25, 2025 Sus Schmitt

Have you found some great videos to share for evangelism or discipleship? Check out some of these great videos to share through eMails, Facebook, Twitter, or your blog. You can link to YouTube videos or to meaningful content in the EveryStudent.com Video Room and through the videos offered by Magdalena Today, Power to Change and more.

Please comment if you know of some Campus Crusade for Christ videos that should be added to this list. Continue reading YouTube and Video Ministries

Written Content19 Comments

MailChimp (Guest Post)

October 15, 2010October 23, 2015 Sus Schmitt

The original article referenced in this post is no longer available. In the article, Steve Raquel recommended using MailChimp to send eMails to your partners. Here’s some take-aways: MailChimp automatically takes care of your eMail list updates, bounced eMails, and … Continue reading MailChimp (Guest Post)

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Redeeming Social Media by John Piper

October 11, 2010May 7, 2014 Sus Schmitt

Have you ever been in a discussion about the value of social media? Here’s what John Piper has to say:

“I see two kinds of response to social Internet media …

“One says: These media tend to shorten attention spans, weaken discursive reasoning, lure people away from Scripture and prayer, disembody relationships, feed the fires of narcissism, cater to the craving for attention, fill the world with drivel, shrink the soul’s capacity for greatness, and make us second-handers who comment on life when we ought to be living it. So boycott them and write books (not blogs) about the problem.

“The other response says: Yes, … but…, try to fill these media with as much provocative, reasonable, Bible-saturated, prayerful, relational, Christ-exalting, truth-driven, serious, creative pointers to true greatness as you can.”

I’m hoping you’ll take the time to read the rest of John Piper’s post on why Christians should take their message to all sorts of media. At least follow the link so you can read his example of a creative Tweet poem. Continue reading Redeeming Social Media by John Piper