Reading books is one of the most rewarding disciplines for a Christian. The choice is endless and this inexhaustible list continues to grow every year. Often, the hard choice is picking books that speak to your current season and encourage your growth as a believer. To make your work simpler,…
A defining characteristic of Boomer Men, or men born between the years 1946-1964 is their penchant to explore religious values to define themselves. Despite the diversity, baby boomers generally: value practical experience over dogma seek personal fulfillment have a healthy distrust in institutions. Their autodidactic nature leads this generation to…
On this blog, we often write about the importance of having a vision – for your church in general and for your ministry social media platforms in particular. Write your vision and make it plain… (Habakkuk 2:2) If you have a clear vision, at some point you are required to…
On the seventh day, God rested. Taking a break from technology is sometimes necessary. As a church leader, your creative energy is at risk without scheduled breaks. In our age of hyper-connectivity, how do you unplug from all the expectations on your social media platforms and simply… take a break?…
Your social media content works best when it provides massive value. There’s a stark contrast between consuming social media and creating for social media. Creating builds your social media platforms. Consuming is everything else you do that has little effect on growth. How do you stand out and actually provide…
Writing content regularly on your church blog that people will read (and share) is hard work. Your best work might sometimes get a trickle of traffic, leaving you wondering if it is worth the effort. There is more to blogging than just finding the right topics for your church website.…
Writing on your church blog regularly requires discipline, motivation, and a few practical habits. Avoid hitting the creative wall and let your thoughts flow naturally on paper by using these 3 tips: 1. Write Like You Speak To The People At Church Your writing voice should resonate your natural speaking…
Repetition rarely leads to a high level of performance and engagement in any key skill. Posting on your social media repetitively and routinely is reccomended but will not grow your following. To become more productive, you have to first become more competent. How do you improve your competence on social…
For every problem, there is a solution. But in the world of cyber anonymity, there is usually a problem for every solution. Any help, advice, opinion (however wise and sensible), will be met with criticism and negativity at some point. As a pastor or leader of a church ministry, how…
What is the purpose of social media for your church? It should be to share posts and videos that inspire, inform, and educate people. Publishing content that is aimed at selling – “Come to our church service,” or, “Join a fellowship group,” or, “Give to the special offering this week…”…
