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March 7, 2019September 23, 2020 Mark Conner News, Personal Development, Preaching, Web/Tech

New Podcast

I am excited to announce a new podcast of my teaching messages. This podcast is available directly from Podbean (including on their mobile Apps) or from Apple's iTunes (including all iTunes Apps) or from within Spotify (if you are a subscriber). It is not possible to publish podcasts on Google Play from Australia yet. Every … Continue reading New Podcast

March 17, 2018 Mark Conner General Interest, Music, Preaching, Web/Tech

Video Messages

From time to time, I have people asking me about where they can listen to messages of me speaking. My web site now has a page with a variety of media links - including videos of messages I have given recently at different churches and over the last few years, as well as some worship … Continue reading Video Messages

December 12, 2017 Mark Conner Web/Tech

Mark Conner’s Web Site Update

Just for your awareness, my web site is undergoing an update at the moment. Soon there will be new graphics, new pictures, and my BLOG and web site will be integrated into one location. As the renovation continues, here are a few things that are new – all accessible via the Main MENU on the … Continue reading Mark Conner’s Web Site Update

September 18, 2017 Mark Conner Current Issues, Web/Tech

The Smart Phone?

I love my mobile phone. I have had one ever since they first came out back in the 1990s. I've moved from the Motorola brick size ones ... to the flip lid ... to a few versions of the Nokia ... and now I have my faithful iPhone 6 Plus (no, I never had a … Continue reading The Smart Phone?

June 30, 2016 Mark Conner Contemporary Culture, Web/Tech

Taming the Email Monster (Part 4)

So how do we manage all that incoming email? Here are a few tips: 1. Make Your Email Inbox an 'In' Box. Make your email Inbox a processing station, not a holding station. Imagine if you left all your paper letters in your physical letter box at the front of your house for weeks on … Continue reading Taming the Email Monster (Part 4)

June 29, 2016 Mark Conner Contemporary Culture, Web/Tech

Taming the Email Monster (Part 3)

Let's face it, we all send emails to other people and add to their inbox. So let's talk today about how to write effective emails. 1. Don't Over-Communicate by Email.  As we have already noted, a big source of stress for people, especially at work, is the sheer volume of emails they receive. So, before … Continue reading Taming the Email Monster (Part 3)

June 28, 2016 Mark Conner Contemporary Culture, Web/Tech

Taming the Email Monster (Part 2)

Yesterday, we briefly referred to the exponential changes that have taken place over the last 500 years in the way we communicate with one another. Today let's talk about some of the challenges of email. 1. We often feel expected to reply immediately. Have you ever had someone ask you if you got their email … Continue reading Taming the Email Monster (Part 2)

June 27, 2016 Mark Conner Contemporary Culture, Web/Tech

Taming the Email Monster (Part 1)

Let's do a quick tour of how communication has changed over the last 500 years. In Britain in 1500, only 5-10% of the population could read or write. Wow! What did they do. They probably talked to each other - sharing stories in person. Postcards took off in 1871, resulting in what TIME magazine called … Continue reading Taming the Email Monster (Part 1)

January 4, 2016 Mark Conner Personal Development, Web/Tech

An Alternative to Task Lists – Kanban Project Management

All of us have tasks we want to get done or projects we are working on. Keeping a record of them all in one place is really important. The most popular method is a task or project list, which can be looked at regularly then items are ticked off when completed. But what if you … Continue reading An Alternative to Task Lists – Kanban Project Management

December 29, 2015 Mark Conner Personal Development, Web/Tech

Developing New Habits

Habits are what we do habitually, automatically or without thinking. They are very powerful! An old poem puts it like this:     Sow a thought, reap an act     Sow an act, reap a habit     Sow a habit, reap a character     Sow a character, reap a destiny. A lot of new research has emerged of late about … Continue reading Developing New Habits

September 24, 2014September 28, 2018 Mark Conner Web/Tech

A Blogger’s Creed

In our world of social media, it seems like everyone has a platform from which to share their opinion. The benefit of this is that it gives everyone a voice and it encourages open dialogue. The downside is when people get to preaching without listening or considering their tone and the impact that their words … Continue reading A Blogger’s Creed

June 23, 2014 Mark Conner Humour, Web/Tech

Is it worth buying an iPad?

iPads or portable computing devices seem to be all the rage nowadays. If you like technology, they can sure be a fun and beneficial device, enhancing our lives and work in amazing ways.  I love this brief video clip (in German but easily understandable in any language) about a daughter asking her father how the … Continue reading Is it worth buying an iPad?

April 8, 2014 Mark Conner Personal Development, Spirituality, Web/Tech

Day One – A Great Journal App

I have been journaling for many years now. I find it a great tool to help me unpack what I am think and how I am thinking. It's a place for me to process the events and circumstances of my life. It's a way for me to open my heart to God and listen for … Continue reading Day One – A Great Journal App

December 11, 2013 Mark Conner Web/Tech

The Future of Social Media

Facebook, Instrgram, Twitter and Snapchat. Welcome to the exploding world of Social Media. Where will it all go and what trends are trending into 2014? Ryan Holmes, the CEO of HootSuite, a social relationship platform, recently wrote for Fortune magazine outlining five trends that could be poised to shake up the industry and the way we use … Continue reading The Future of Social Media

August 14, 2013July 2, 2020 Mark Conner Web/Tech

Social Media Explained

Social-media is slowly creeping into all areas of the web. Even websites and services that have no social features usually place a Facebook or Google+ like button somewhere to help spread the word of their existence. Even so, it’s quite difficult to explain to someone new to the Internet, or social aspects of the web, exactly … Continue reading Social Media Explained

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