Equipment: While you could opt for high-end recording programs such as Pro Tools, there are several reputable free options out there. The first, Audacity, is an open-source editing and recording program that’s compatible with most operating systems and works well…
The Church has used technology throughout history: papyrus, printing press, piano, organ, lighting, microphones, guitars, drums, and video projectors. And with the advent of the Internet, we have newer technologies like websites, social networking via Facebook, and texting on cell…
Don’t forget to let your Pastors know how much you appreciate them. Showing small bits of appreciation on a regular basis will let your pastor know that you care. “1,500 pastors leave their assignments every month in the United States…
The holiday season can be so busy it’s difficult to get anything done, including coming up with a fresh Christmas Service for the year! Getting a head start in September can ease the anxiety. So don’t worry, Phil & Steve…
Mark Collier from BigBlueDesigns.com answers questions about church websites and provides helpful advice with Phil and Steve. Topics addressed include: What potential visitors are looking for when they visit your website vs what members are looking for when/if they visit…
What’s the 7 layer dip of social media? How do I make it happen for my church? Kenny Jahng from Liquid Church joins us in this Church Solutions Podcast to discuss the Seven Layer Dip of Social Media and how…
Our shortening attention spans are not just making us check our phones several hundred times per day; they’re also making us really impatient when it comes to waiting for websites to load. According to a KISSmetrics report, 47% of consumers…