Don't you hate it when your phone breaks? I know I do, especially when my contract isn't up yet. Sure, I could submit an insurance claim on it, but honestly, the only thing that broke is the battery cover on the back. The insurance company doesn't want to help me, but it's driving me nuts. Even though the phone has been great, the battery cover is now annoying and not meeting my expectations and standards. I am willing to throw my old phone away, pay quite a bit of money to get a new phone, take an early upgrade, and re-sign a two-year contract all because the battery cover of my phone is messed up.
"Have we blurred the lines between the people who are serving and the tools they are operating?"
Crazy, right?
Do we treat our volunteers that way? As technical directors using technology every day, have we blurred the lines between the people who are serving and the tools they are operating? We all feel the pressure to do our very best. Sometimes, that pressure even comes more from ourselves then the leadership above us!
To read this entire article by Jason Castellente, Technical Director from National Community Church in Washington, DC
