TL;DR Marcus Ho of Bible Note argues that the real discipleship problem shows up midweek, when most digital tools fail to carry what believers heard on Sunday into the rest of their lives. In this interview, he talks about why custom church apps still matter for operations even as believers need something lighter for daily […] Source by ChurchTechToday.com | Resources for today’s church pastor and church tech teams Read More
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