The Brilliance of “Go”

In Jesus’ last moments on Earth, with the future of God’s Kingdom and mankind at stake, what master plan does Jesus reveal? It’s wrapped up in one word: “Go”. Just Go. The command is that we are all to GO…
In Jesus’ last moments on Earth, with the future of God’s Kingdom and mankind at stake, what master plan does Jesus reveal? It’s wrapped up in one word: “Go”. Just Go. The command is that we are all to GO…
Many churches started live streaming their worship services when they were forced to stop meeting in person during the COVID pandemic. Fortunately, the vast majority of churches are once again gathering together in person. But now, one of the questions being discussed in many churches these days is… Should we stop live streaming our worship services? Recently, I…
Guest Blog by James Wasem Live streaming is becoming less of a technical novelty and more a requirement for many churches–something that makes a lot of sense. Sure, online live streaming technology allows you to broadcast and distribute your message around the world,…
To successfully grow your ministry by live streaming your services, it’s important to ensure your church offers the best live streaming experience for your audiences. Here are some valuable tips: 1. Always test Make sure all of your equipment –…
This past week we interviewed Kyle Hammond, the Kids Pastor from Alive Church, in Tucson, AZ on the Church Solutions Podcast. Kyle talked about One Voice, a new ministry from Alive Church; you can listen or watch the 30 minute…
This week on the Church Solutions Podcast we spoke with Michael Gray, former connections pastor from Alive Church in Tucson, AZ about and the biggest relational opportunity for the church in modern times. Michael says the church needs to relearn…
To many people’s surprise, many pastors really struggle with depression. This is true today and it has been true throughout the history of the church. The great Charles Spurgeon wrestled with depression throughout his life. Martin Luther and John Bunyan had grappled…
No matter how busy people are, they’re still constantly accessing their phones and other devices. Make it easy for them to digitally engage with the content of your church, starting with these church newsletter alternatives: 1. Text Messaging Right now,…
Most people will visit your church website before they’ll visit your church. Therefore, it’s important to look at your website from the perspective of a visitor and eliminate things that will scare visitors away. What will scare a visitor away?…
Your website is typically the first impression potential members will have of your church. Before visiting your congregation in-person or attending a live stream, most people will check out your website. The user experience needs to be seamless and engaging.…