The funny thing about the future is that it hasn't happened yet.  As such, it is very difficult to say exactly what will transpire in my lifetime. Nonetheless I will now make an attempt to nail down what the remainder of my life will consist of. 
    In the last few years two things have emerged as things that I am both good at and enjoy doing; teaching and making web sites. In some form, I imagine I will be doing both of them for a long time. Which one I get paid to do and which one I do for fun has not fully been decided. If I were to make a guess, I'd say that I'll be doing a lot of web development the next few years and some teaching. Probably the older I get those two will switch. Then when I retire I'll do lots of teaching and I may or may not do any web development.
    There are two reasons why I'd like to be doing web development primarily right now, one selfish and the other a little more spiritual. The selfish one is of course money. I will be able to make a lot more money a lot faster making web pages. Before you call me a 'sell out', let me tell you about one of my heroes, John MacMurry. Every couple of months John goes backpacking in New Zealand or Oregon or Germany or wherever and takes a few pictures. He comes home, prints them out with some squares and numbers below and makes a lot of money for it (he makes calendars). Then he uses the rest of his time to be with his family and teach. Sounds like a pretty sweet situation to me. If I can do enough web development to do the other things I really want to do, I'll be a very happy man.
    The other reason for my plan is the burden that God is putting on my heart. I really want to see the web used to glorify God! Churches could be doing so much more to attract new members and foster community with a fairly simple web site. As Imago launches their new site I'll talk more about what this looks like. Secondly, as my Dad said in his comment, missionaries could also be using the web more. I really think that every missionary that is able, should have a blog. They could stay much better connected to their supporters and get connected to each other. Ryan Potter was telling me that in a very small area in Japan there is something like eight Churches. All doing similar things but not connecting very well. That is partly due to denominational issues, but certainly be helped.  Lastly, good teaching could be spread more quickly through the web. This has already started but has a long way to go. I've been pleased to see the number of Churches and organizations that have podcasts, this is a great start.
    In conclusion, I have no idea what I'll be doing next year, much less the rest of my life. I am confident knowing that God has brought me safely thus far, and that he will certainly lead me home.