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Living Life Online

August 24th, 201105:30 AM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

In this ever changing, soul seeking journey we call life; our journey is built on relationships. First and foremost is our relationship is with our Creator through Jesus Christ the Risen Son. Because of him, we have the best message to share. How do you share it? There are the old school ways of sharing …one on one evangelism, door to door ev...
18 Ways Pastors Can Ruin their Reputation on Facebook (Part 2)

March 31st, 201106:37 AM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

Pastors, Facebook is a great way for you to build and maintain relationships with people both inside your church and in your community. But Facebook is not without its risks. Every time you post something, you risk hurting, offending or distancing yourself from people. Yesterday, I posted the first 8 ways a pastors can ruin their reputations on Fac...
Authentic or Not? Part 5: Scheduled Tweets and Updates

July 23rd, 201007:05 AM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

As the social networking scene becomes more crowded, busy, and chaotic, more people are experimenting with automating or outsourcing social media tasks. But does this violate the spirit of authenticity which is so highly valued within social media? One specific way some people automated their social media is by using tools to schedule status upda...
Authentic or Not? Part 4: Automatic Direct Messages

July 08th, 201009:02 AM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

As the social networking scene becomes more crowded, busy, and chaotic, more people are experimenting with automating or outsourcing social media tasks. But does this violate the spirit of authenticity which is so highly valued within social media? So far we've discussed... Part 1: Ghost Tweeting, Facebooking, & Blogging... Part 2: Automatica...
Authentic or Not? Part 3: Ignoring Tweets & Status Updates

July 02nd, 201007:06 AM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

As the social networking scene becomes more crowded, busy, and chaotic, more people are experimenting with automating or outsourcing social media tasks. But does this violate the spirit of authenticity which is so highly valued within social media? So far we've discussed Part 1: Ghost Tweeting, Facebooking, & Blogging and Part 2: Automaticall...
Authentic or Not? Part 2: Automatically Following Back

June 29th, 201012:38 PM ET

By Paul Steinbrueck

As the social networking scene becomes more crowded, busy, and chaotic, more people are experimenting with automating or outsourcing social media tasks. But does this violate the spirit of authenticity which is so highly valued within social media? Last week we kicked off this series called Authentic or Not? by discussing Part 1: Ghost Tweeting, ...