Standing in 2019, you knew that the world was changing and the church was not. Or, at least, the church was not changing fast enough. Then came 2020. The pandemic forced a lot of change and adaptation by the church. And it was good! We learned that we CAN change, learn and grow if we… Read More
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Let’s Not Go Back
No doubt, you’ve heard (or sent!) the message recently: Welcome Back! Welcome back to church. Welcome back to the sanctuary. Welcome back to “normal.” Well, I have a different message that I would share. In my latest video, I talk about why we have a great opportunity to move forward and follow God’s leading, and… Read More
2 Digital Content Ideas from Pastors
In this week’s live video, I’m sharing two ideas related to digital content from two pastors I’ve spoken with recently. One idea relates to preaching remotely and one idea explores some options for sharing upcoming scripture readings throughout the week. Have about 7 minutes to spare? Find the video here (or hit play below). Find… Read More
3 Funding Streams for your Church’s New Website
So, your church needs a new website. (We’ve all been there!) Sometimes we are financially prepared for this budget item and sometimes we’re not. If you’re in the latter situation, or you’re just unsatisfied with your current site and want to upgrade, what are some ways you can fund this project? In my latest Facebook… Read More
Disruption
As we continue through Holy Week this year, I think of our past 40 days but also of the whole last year of pandemic living. During Lent, we follow how Jesus continually disrupted what was considered normal in the day. Our past year, too, has been continually disrupted. And, the disruptions have been so massive… Read More
Where to Start
Some churches are experiencing financial difficulties, whether they are related to the pandemic or a continuation of struggles that were taking place prior to 2020. As the end of the pandemic (or at least, what we hope will be the end) approaches, it’s hard to know where to start with “getting back to normal.” What… Read More