Ministry Tech Leaders

Facebook is a great way for you to build and maintain relationships with people both inside your church and in your community. Every time you post something, you risk ruining your reputation on Facebook.

In person, you feel their energy. You read body language to know if they are engaged. You know if you are going too long or if you are connecting or not. But in a post-Covid world we will still need tips for preaching on camera.

I recently asked our Insiders community how they would describe the state of church communications. The results quickly affirmed what I'm sure we all already know

According to recent data gathered by the Thirtyseven4 EDR Security ThreatLab team, the Everest ransomware group (alarmingly!) appears to have shifted focus.

How much RAM you need for music production will vary depending on the software that you are using and your computer’s operating system.

People have access to more tools and communication than ever before. This includes mobile apps - and custom church apps. But does your church really need a custom church app?

There are two common email scams occurring with increasing frequency. These scams hurt churches in two ways, by stealing finances and by breaking congregational trust. What are these scams?

You can probably recognize the familiar (awkward) wording as belonging to a 419-fraud scheme or better known as the Nigerian letter scam.