If Jesus Had A Website

As I've been following the story of Abdul Rahman, the Afghan who converted from Islam to Christianity and was arrested and faced with the death penalty, it suddenly occurred to me how some stories in the news can be very useful in discussions about...

Just a few QuickLinks this morning to provide you with some more food for thought when it comes to your church website (this also happens to be much of my daily reading list):The Appian Way - Thoughts on using technology to spread the gospel.Blog Ministry...

Over the past few years, one of the growing trends with blog-style sites has been the Podcast. Basically, the podcast is like a radio show that is shared over the internet and can be played at almost any time. In the case of the church, the podcast can be...

In general, there are two approaches to displaying the events that are going on in your church: the calendar and the list. I've used each of these methods before, and each has it's pros and cons. In order to help you decide what is best for your...

For a class that I am currently taking, I was required to read a book called Wired for Ministry by John P. Jewell. While, I admit that I did not read the entire book, I did read enough of it to recommend it to anyone who wants to consider the...

I'd like to welcome Wade Apel as a contributing member of IfJesusHadAWebsite.net. Wade has the unique fortune of holding a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and is about to complete a four-year stint at Lutheran Theological Seminary...

I recently undertook a big project here at If Jesus Had A Website and converted the entire site into a CSS layout from a tables-based layout. You may have noticed a few minor changes, but by and large the appearence has changed very little.You may wonder...