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A chance to dig deeper into the Bible, while providing a means for improving team dynamics and leadership development.

by Rob Connelly

Despite an abundance of technical training resources available to church techies, there are precious few if any spiritual or devotional resources for those of us that serve God through technology in the Church. However, one such resource can now be found at church- production.com. “Devotions For Church Tech Servants,” addresses the demands of working with technology in a church environment, and provides encouragement for growth in developing a servant’s heart in a Biblical context. 

The purpose of these devotions is three fold: to provide an accessible way for Church technology servants to engage with the Word, to help to apply the Word to the way we serve, and to provide a meaningful time in God’s Word that tech leaders can share in a group environment with other tech servants. These devotions will come directly from a passage of Scripture, and will be applied to the context of technical ministry. For example, a recent devotion from Philippians chapter two described the humility of Christ as our example in life and ministry (Paul says we should make our attitude like that of Christ in verse 5). Each devotion features both application and discussion questions to help both the individual and the group process the content of the passage, and apply it well.

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Rob Connelly currently serves at North Wake Church in Wake Forest, NC as director of technology and communication. He is the owner of Connelly Audio, providing technology, ministry and systems consulting to churches. Rob is also a student at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife Ashley have two young sons.