Show Notes
In an age where sermons can circle the globe in seconds, pastors are called to balance unprecedented digital reach with their primary role as shepherds of a local flock. The (digital) shepherd challenges church leaders to use technology intentionally and relationally-extending care online without neglecting the embodied, personal ministry modeled by Christ.
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