social media

When I think about the church's digital presence, my mind returns to the same principles that guided the building committee years ago.

I know what you are going to see when you open Facebook, Twitter or Instagram: filterworld.

Here’s what you need to know about posting on social media and how to get a robust social media response.

You spend countless hours preparing a sermon and then you get up to preach. You pour into the congregation for thirty minutes or more and then what? Social media reinforcement can help.

To get your creative muscle amped, we’d like to get you thinking in even shorter bursts of truth for online outreach.

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 the early days of social media, I followed back pretty much anyone who followed me. But it didn’t take long to see how many of those followers were focused on complaining, negativity, or criticism.

The early believers didn’t rely on a once-a-week sermon. They sat under the apostles’ teaching daily. As a result, the church exploded.