The Social Scene: Choosing the Best Social Media Networks for Your Church
Almost every few months, a new social networking website emerges. Long-established social media networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are popular and well-known, but newcomers like Instagram...
View ArticleCreate Momentum During Summer Months
With summer just around the corner, your church may be wondering how you can keep the momentum going during the unpredictable summer season. Vacations, pool parties, and family visits to your home are...
View ArticleSocial media’s impact on fundraising in the 21st century
Let’s face it…. We all need money to run our churches, our organizations, and our non-profit adventures. As a result, Christian leaders have to spend some portion of their time and energies on...
View ArticleThe Social Scene: Choosing the Best Social Media Networks for Your Church
Almost every few months, a new social networking website emerges. Long-established social media networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are popular and well-known, but newcomers like Instagram...
View Article4 Keys to Engaging Millennials
Every time I get together with church leaders, the conversation turns to millennials. Someone always asks, “What are you doing to engage millennials?” Few of us are succeeding. There are more...
View ArticleCreate Momentum During Summer Months
With summer just around the corner, your church may be wondering how you can keep the momentum going during the unpredictable summer season. Vacations, pool parties, and family visits to your home are...
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5 Ways to Use Social Media to Promote Vacation Bible School
School is out, which means the season of Vacation Bible School is upon us! Many of us have fond memories of fun VBS days filled with themed snacks and crafts, and Bible story time. While kids enjoy the...
View ArticleInterested in Streaming with Facebook Live?
You can barely scroll through Facebook without coming across someone sharing a live video. Facebook Live has become a very popular way for folks to share anything from personal thoughts to sales...
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Millennials: 5 Things They’re Looking for in Your Church
An ongoing conversation among church leaders is how to engage the elusive millennial. This group, identified as the 80 million Americans born after 1980 and before 2000, is the first generation to grow...
View ArticleSocial Media’s Impact on Fundraising in the 21st Century
Let’s face it…. We all need money to run our churches, our organizations, and our non-profit adventures. As a result, Christian leaders have to spend some portion of their time and energies on...
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4 Steps to Taming the Tongue
Our tongue can be both a blessing and a curse because it holds great power. It is such a small part of the body but can greatly impact our lives and those it reaches. The Bible has a lot to say about...
View Article18 Fool-Proof Tips to Rock Your Social Media Channels
Everyone uses social media, and your church should too. But, if you’re going to use it, make sure you’re doing it right. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are on the same tier of social channels and...
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Your Church and Social Media: Using it for Good
More churches are recognizing that social media is here to stay and can be a powerful force for good. Used well, social media can bring great connection between your members and the church body as a...
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Keeping Your Church & Congregation Updated with Realm
We’ve all heard it a million times…communication is key! And now, when things are changing on a daily basis, it’s more important than ever for you, as the Church, to be able to quickly and easily...
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Keeping Your Church’s Children’s Ministry Engaged During COVID-19
Children are the future of your church, which is why you continue to disciple them as they grow in their spiritual lives. However, what does that discipleship look like in the middle of a pandemic?...
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Every Hour Matters. What Are You Doing With Your Time?
There are 168 hours in a week and only one of those we spend at church on Sunday mornings. Church has become very decentralized. In today’s time, people are spending more time on social media and less...
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