MEET JASON DIEHL

Jason Diehl, tech-savvy entrepreneur and owner of TurboWebs, LLC is affectionately known as the “Internet Medicine Man.” Growing up without access to technology due to financial constraints, Jason built his first computer from scratch, showcasing his early fascination with computers and determination to learn. He pursued studies at DeVry before withdrawing due to financial pressures, but his belief in self-education has never wavered.

With a keen eye for efficiency and a knack for technology, Jason founded his technology company to help streamline his clients’ business processes. He has a unique ability to bridge the gap between technology and people and effectively implement solutions that enhance productivity and user experience.

Jason is fueled by his passion for using innovation to improve lives. He believes in the power of automation to alleviate repetitive tasks and free up time for more meaningful pursuits, such as building relationships and fostering connections within communities.

His innovative approach to business extends beyond traditional boundaries. Jason explores emerging technologies like responsive design and progressive web applications (PWAs) to create cost-effective solutions that transcend the limitations of traditional apps. His commitment to making technology accessible and user-friendly underscores his mission to empower individuals and businesses alike.

A JOURNEY OF FAITH

Jason was raised in the Worldwide Church of God where he was introduced to the Sabbath and other biblical concepts at an early age. But at the age of 18, he stepped away from his childhood faith and religion. He eventually met and married his wife, Ashley, and when they had their first child, they knew they wanted to raise their family within a Bible-based faith community. A work colleague suggested that he should check out the local Seventh-day Adventist church. She even sent him a link to the closest church.

When they visited, they intended to “sneak in and out the back door” but the pastor snagged them before they could get away. “And he turned out to be a great guy, and we became the best of friends,” says Jason.

They found themselves in Bible studies and were soon active baptized members of the Pauls Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church. Jason and Ashley embraced their new faith wholeheartedly. They found a sense of purpose within the Adventist community, and through outreach programs such as “Celebrating Life in Recovery,” “Diabetes Undone,” and the “Messiah’s Mansion,” they have enjoyed seeing others come to deeper faith and choose baptism.

THE ASI CONNECTION

As Jason’s involvement in the Adventist Church deepened, he became aware of the ASI (Adventist-Laymen’s Services & Industries) organization. ASI resonated with Jason’s entrepreneurial spirit, and he was curious. But by this point, he and Ashley had three young children, and he didn’t want to go to a convention leaving his wife on her own with the kids. And he assumed that since the ASI convention was a business-focused event, it wouldn’t be an ideal family-friendly outing. A friend assured him that ASI conventions were in fact great for families with amazing children’s programming and activities for all ages.

The upcoming (2023) convention was to be hosted in Kansas City—a short drive from their home in Norman, Oklahoma. He says that attending was a no-brainer. And he and Ashley are so glad they went. They found inspiration and encouragement with like-minded believers who share their passion for entrepreneurial and spiritual growth.

SHARING CHRIST IN THE MARKETPLACE

One of Jason’s significant achievements has been his innovative use of automated print-on-demand technology to share his faith. Leveraging his background in technology and innovation, Jason developed a groundbreaking approach to sharing Bible studies. By harnessing the power of automated printing and distribution systems, he has created a seamless and cost-effective method for producing and mailing personalized Bible study materials to interests he connects with at church evangelistic events and online through social media advertisements.

The great part about it is that he can spend less time producing and mailing literature, and more time connecting one-on-one with his contacts.

He is in the process of turning his process into a simple turnkey system that anyone can use. He is praying that it will streamline evangelistic efforts and become a cost-effective outreach solution.

In his spare time, Jason enjoys spending time with his family, honing his technological skills, and seeking new ways to make a positive impact in the world. With his entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to leveraging technology for good, Jason Diehl continues to inspire others to embrace innovation and deepen their faith in God.