As a church, you’re already producing high-quality valuable content each week. Starting a church podcast is a great way to reach new members and serve your existing congregation. A podcast makes your church messages available to anyone with internet access…
Panic mode will scare your guests if they spot it. This and other snafus to overcome—and keep your visitors coming back. It was so awkward. I wished I could have bolted for the exits. I’ve experienced rude people, offensive pastors,…
In this article, we are listing the Google tools that have had the greatest impact on my life and can have the greatest impact on yours too. 1) Google Search – Google is best known for its search engine. Billions…
Live broadcasting software and hardware converts your video feed into a suitable format for live streaming. Let’s take a look at our tech experts’ favorite live encoders for churches streaming video. There are two types of live encoders, software and hardware.…
COVID-19 has changed the way we do church and its impact will be lasting, even after the virus is brought under control. A silver lining during this pandemic is the technological opportunities for the church to take advantage of. There…
Guest blog by Paul Steinbrueck from OurChurch.Com Blogging has been around for about 2 decades now. Because it’s no longer the “shiny new thing,” there is a tendency among some people to dismiss it as “old school” or no longer…
With more than 2.7 billion people on Facebook, it’s fair to call it the social media “home” for many people. All over the world, users log in multiple time a day to share opinions, news stories, photos, and memories. All…
Easter is almost here! I probably don’t need to remind you that new folks and people you haven’t seen in a while will be coming to in-person events and watching your live streams. You and your team will no doubt…
Churches across the nation and overseas have responded to the COVID-19 restrictions with admirable flexibility and creativity. During this time of uncertainty and change, one question looms for many church leaders: What do we do for Easter? Consider making live…
Guest blog by Paul Steinbrueck Years ago, I was a part of a church that put a substantial amount of time and effort into creating a strategic plan that included very specific, numerical goals. I remember one year in particular…