Christian TV
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Christian Media
Christian Media Has Gotten Better, But There’s Still a Long Way to Go
Back when 9/11 happened, I knew, based on other events in the past, Christian radio and TV would barely even…
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Christian Media
The National Religious Broadcasters Convention: Big Changes Are Happening
I’ve been on the board of the National Religious Broadcasters for a long time, and been a member since shortly…
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Christian Media
Preaching on Television? It’s More Effective Than You Think
When I started working in television, preachers and preaching were about the only thing on Christian TV. My first boss…
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Media Production
The 5 Do’s and 5 Don’ts When Directing for Church IMAG Screens
Today, thousands of churches have multiple cameras but they aren’t producing for television – they’re producing for live stream audiences…
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Christian Media
Do I Hire Christians For My Faith-Based Project Or Hire Non-Christian Professionals?
One of the most frequent questions people ask me about hiring a media production crew is, “Do you only hire…
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Christian Media
The Power of a Local Church’s TV Broadcast
We see many churches on national television these days, and for pastors who feel they have a message beyond their…
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Creative Leadership
Pastors: Why You Shouldn’t Be Like Joel Osteen
I met Joel Osteen many years ago when he asked me to direct a series of TV specials featuring his…
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Christian Media
Why You Should Read the Book “The Last TV Evangelist”
It’s been out a few years now, but my book “The Last TV Evangelist: Why the Next Generation Couldn’t Care…
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Christian Media
The Hillsong Channel: The Next Step in Christian Television?
As you may know, the former “Church Channel” that was launched by Trinity Broadcasting years ago has been rebranded into…
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Christian Media
Should Christian Movies Use Profanity?
For some reason, I’ve had a number of questions on this subject recently. I’m not sure why, but a number…
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