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BYOT – 3 Reasons to Join the Party

by rick.wilson on May.15, 2012, under Marketing, technology

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THIS story is easy to miss – the Forsyth County school district outside of Atlanta is participating in a new program called BYOT – Bring Your Own Technology. PLEASE don’t miss this – because if you really saw what was going on here you’d already be doing it!

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4 Things Churches Can Learn From Coke

by rick.wilson on Apr.29, 2012, under Marketing

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Churches tend to create their own world – a paralel universe disengaged from mainstream culture.  We can learn so much from Coke’s new marketing strategy (Media Daily) – “liquid and linked” – a compelling story of how a 125 year old iconic brand is adjusting to massive cultural change. (continue reading…)

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The Quiet Revolution

by rick.wilson on Apr.04, 2012, under technology

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With very little hype, Apple is putting together some game changing educational strategies built upon the functionality of the i-pad (i-Pad Revolution in Education)  There’s much more going on here than just putting current text books in an electronic format – aka ‘e-books.’  Fully developed, this is a quiet revolution with limitless possibilities. (continue reading…)

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Living in the Fog of White Denial

by rick.wilson on Mar.27, 2012, under Culture, History

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The Trayvon Martin case has become the fabric of a national conversation.  Social media, editorials, blogs – and traditional news sources have all focused on law, justice, racial profiling, stereotypes.  But there’s still a significant segment of our population who have not been touched by this story at all – those living in the fog of white denial. (continue reading…)

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The Interactive Model

by rick.wilson on Mar.07, 2012, under Culture, History

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A few weeks ago in church, I happened to sit behind a young man in his mid twenties.  Several times during the message, he accessed his i-phone, looking up Scripture references and googling related links.  As I watched this all play out – an important question came to mind.  Who is going to meet him and his generation where they are?  Isn’t it time to change our church model? (continue reading…)

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Why I Hate Religion, but Love Jesus

by rick.wilson on Feb.20, 2012, under Culture

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This VIDEO is gone viral on the web – over 19 million hits so far.  I have definite opinions about what he’s saying but would love to hear your thoughts first.  Is he on the money or do you have problems?

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Sally and Tom – The Musical?

by rick.wilson on Feb.08, 2012, under Culture, History

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“Sally and Tom – the American Way” is a broadway musical about the alleged love affair between Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson – founding father, slave owner and 3rd president.  ”She is in love with him,” the promotional piece said – “and she is his slave.” The play begs an important question; is “love” possible within the relational dynamics of 18th century American chattel slavery? (continue reading…)

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What ‘Change’ Really Means

by rick.wilson on Feb.05, 2012, under Marketing

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A massive transition has exploded a global culture driven by the web over the last 3 years.  We’re all trying to reinvent – refocus – sharpen messages.  What’s needed most of all is to understand what change really means.

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Dr. King – I Didn’t Know You.

by rick.wilson on Jan.12, 2012, under Culture, History

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Throughout next week, some of us will celebrate a real American hero – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  Loved and hated, venerated and vilified – an icon to some – a pariah to others,  he was a man that I did not know or really understand. (continue reading…)

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All American Nazis

by rick.wilson on Dec.15, 2011, under Culture

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The Florida Family Association objects to “All American Muslim,” a reality show on TLC which depicts several Islamic families living in Dearborn, Michigan.  The problem?  The absence of terrorists – those “whose agenda poses a clear and present danger to liberties and traditional values that the majority of Americans cherish.” (Entertainment Weekly)  Claiming to be both conservative and Christian – the FFA practices a kind of cultural Nazism, a vicious sectarian bigotry far from the essential Jesus.

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