I woke up yesterday in a state of panic. Complete disorientation. You know the feeling, I’m sure. Nothing made sense. Couldn’t tell where I was. Who I was, even. What day it was. It was like awakening from a drunken stupor, with an almighty hangover. So I’m told. Gradually I took in my surroundings and…
Tag: technology
404: The releasing power of non-existence (repost)
This week I opened my Twitter app and was greeted by the following message:
“@liamthatcher does not exist”
Disciples or Devices?
I was in a meeting the other day, discussing how to rebuild community post-COVID. We were talking about how to encourage people – whether new visitors, or old-faithfuls returning to in-person services – to be an active part of the church, get involved in midweek groups, find a team to serve on, and so on….
The Proper Place
Andy Crouch broke my TV. And I’m grateful.
Technology and Multisite Preaching. Or ‘Did Jesus eat chia seeeds?’
So with my tongue lodged somewhere in the vicinity of my cheek, here are four vaguely interconnected observations from my first stab at live multisite preaching.
404: The releasing power of non-existence
This week I opened my Twitter app and was greeted by the following message:
“@liamthatcher does not exist”
Three for a Girl and Four for a Boy
‘Is it Biblical to discover the gender of your baby before it’s born?’
Liam Thatcher 