human3rror

Alltop has recently featured not 1, but 2 (!!!) digital properties which I’ve been working on recently, this blog (human3rror) and the brand-spanking-new QuietTime.tv (pretty neat they can pull the RSS for our Video feeds…).

See them in action @ Church.Alltop.com, which is actually more of an important point to be noted…

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QuietTime.tv is finally open for Public BETA.

Praise the Lord!  It’s been a grueling 3 months.  This project has been the most difficult and challenging web project that I’ve ever done; from development, to design, to dbase and hardware management, to server-side scripting and hosting platform… and not to mention the spiritual side of things as well.

But Lord my God, would you be blessed through it!

Here’s the official 411 about the site, the Mission, Vision, etc… as well as my extremely excited “public service announcement” that we’re open for registrations!

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Take a look at the very bottom right hand side of your page… I’m Firef.ly Enabled!  Chat it up.

Read more at their website… and if you’re a blogger, try it out on your own page.

It’s a pretty interesting concept… one that I’m going to have investigate further how this can be used the best.

Word.

Brad Cooper had a great entry here about the struggle to sell advertising to the “youth demographic” on traditional television broadcasting.  The point:

Teens and twenty-somethings don’t watch TV anymore; they don’t read newspapers; and they’re technologically promiscuous — how can big media sell advertising against them if you can’t corner them in front of any single device?

My first reaction?  Duh!

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It’s always cool to get an “institutional” shoutout. 

Dallas Theological Seminary publishes a great News and Updates called Kerygma.

The cool thing is (and I just learned this btw) is that Kerygma (κηρύγμα, kērúgma) is the Greek word used in the New Testament for preaching (see Luke 4:18-19, Romans 10:14, ). It is related to the Greek verb κηρύσσω (kērússō), to cry or proclaim as a herald.

And I thought it was just some funky Web 2.0-ish type phrase.  HAH… what was I thinking…

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