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Copyright and the Ethics of Access in the Digital Humanities
When scholars publish online and artists load their work onto copyright-free platforms, who pays the rent?
Sep 29
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Tim Beilharz
If You've Got Good News You Want To Share It
Mission isn’t just for a select few “professionals” — it’s something God calls all of us into.
Sep 24
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Tim Beilharz
The Importance of Children’s and Youth Ministry
It makes sense, for a church passionate about mission, to value ministry to the age groups where we can see clear evidence of God working.
Sep 22
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Tim Beilharz
Don't Expect People to Know The Culture of Your Church
Talking through the theology, strategy and practice of a church's Welcoming culture
Sep 17
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Tim Beilharz
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Lessons From Lego Masters
Building a Children's Ministry Teaching Time with technical ability, storytelling and aesthetics.
Sep 15
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Tim Beilharz
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The Missing Piece in Your Digital Ministry
The key factor behind Soul Revival Church's digital ministry is a consistent and solid ministry framework.
Sep 11
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Tim Beilharz
Helping Our Kids to Serve
Being a Christian implies serving the body. Participating in ministry is what Christians do.
Sep 8
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Tim Beilharz
Tech Is A Tool Drawing People Into Community
Incarnate church is the main thing — digital ministry is the distant second. And it should always intentionally draw people into gathering together.
Sep 3
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Tim Beilharz
1 Timothy and Titus 2: Gathering Across Generations
We cannot mature as disciples of Jesus when we are limited to gathering with those who are just like us.
Sep 1
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Tim Beilharz
August 2025
It's Not a Mistake: God Made Us To Be Incarnate Beings
Strategic foundations for a church's communication ministry
Aug 28
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Tim Beilharz
Milestones in Family Ministry
My son's 12th birthday and celebrating extraordinary moments in the life of your family.
Aug 25
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Tim Beilharz
If We Were Meant to Fully Grasp God, We Wouldn't Need Him
Theological reflections on naked Germans, the Lord of the Ring Cycle, Augustine, and extractive technologies.
Aug 21
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Tim Beilharz
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