Takeaways: Kirk Cameron is joined by pastor and author Dan Kimball for a discussion of social media’s biggest criticisms of the Bible such as that it’s misogynistic and pro-slavery. They also discuss how NOT to read the Bible and the importance of understanding it correctly.
SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSDO9_MeVGzzN_twa0ze7fw?sub_confirmation=1
Watch full episodes of Takeaways with Kirk Cameron on TBN On Demand: https://watch.tbn.org/takeaways-with-kirk-cameron
Join Kirk Cameron to discuss pressing issues Christians are facing with compassionate, well-informed guests. Together we will find actionable takeaways that we can use today this week and this month to bring more of Heaven to Earth.
#kirkcameron #howtoreadthebible
Call to Action – 4 Ways How Your Call to Action Can Increase Your Bottom Line
The Call to Action is an incredibly important piece of your website development and your overall online business. All too often small business owners create a website filled with information but then don’t push for a sale, or for any other kind of action that they are looking for. They then wonder why they aren’t converting their visitors to customers. It all lies in the Call to Action, and developing it effectively can go a long way towards improving your online business.
Make Your Own Website – Free Vs Paid Website Editors For Professional UseThere are both free services, and services that you pay for, that allow you to make your own website. While free services serve a purpose, if you are selling a product or using your website for professional purposes, here’s why you should use a paid service, or website editor, to build your site.
Most people who are successful at making money online have their own website. A website is not like a web page, like a MySpace page. It is an entire site that needs a domain name, a server and must be set up either using software designed to create a website or by someone who knows how to create a website online.
A Balanced Equation For Web Site SuccessFor small businesses today, the web is a significant tool for promotion, advertising, lead generation, customer relationship management, and many other business-related activities. But there’s more to a successful web site than just the web site itself. For instance, you may have the best site ever built, but if nobody visits the site, how does it help your business? And conversely – if you have a constant stream of potential customers flocking to your web site only to be disappointed or dissatisfied, you have gained nothing (and may have even lost credibility in the eyes of your visitors!). The fact is that your web site must have both halves of this equation right – a content-rich, up-to-date web site AND a steady stream of quality web traffic – in order to really work for your business.
Some Background on CSSCSS changed the world of web development. Here’s some background on how it came about and what effects it had on web development.
