If you’re a pastor or ministry leader born before 1980, then chances are you were trained to see your ministry in terms of “events.” We have church on Sunday morning. The youth meeting is Thursday night. Choir practice is Tuesday. Vacation Bible School is in the summer. Bible study is Monday nights. Small groups happen during various nights of the week. Etc…. But in today’s digital world, “events” aren’t the big deal they were in…
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To Communicate Effectively, Speak to Their Need, Not Our Solution
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What Were People Searching For in 2014?
Our friends at Google have posted the subjects people searched for the most in 2014. It’s set up by category…
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How to Find Time to Create Your Dream Project
Nearly every week someone comes to me in frustration and says something like, “I need to write a book but…
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Witness Versus Propagandist
Question: Are you a witness or propagandist? I think it’s worth thinking about, when we talk about sharing our faith…
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Why Your Communication and Media Team Matters Right Now
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In Praise of Broadcast TV in an Online World
In my work with non-profits, religious organizations, an even businesses, more and more people are turning away from the TV…
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What Happens When Contracts Replace Personal Morality
Since in today’s secular culture, the concept of “morality” is outdated, it’s interesting to see the incredible effort that’s being…
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