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In an Online World, Why TV Still Matters for Sharing the Gospel
One of the biggest reasons I’m still an advocate for Christian television is that in most cases, to find a…
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Christian Media Producers: Fix The TV or Video Program Before You Launch
I’ve always been an advocate of religious television. And why not? On my cable network there are channels dedicated to…
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Should a Church Divide Up the Video and TV Departments?
The good news is that a growing number of churches are creating digital media on a very high level, including…
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How to Position Yourself to be a Break-Out Success on Religious TV
OK – I’m actually going to be serious here. No jokes about bad hair, polyester suits, gold furniture, or prayer…
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Warning Signs of Bad Christian Television
In my book “The Last TV Evangelist: Why The Next Generation Couldn’t Care Less About Christian Media – And Why…
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Momentum: What It Is, And Why You Need It To Achieve Success In The Media
Pastors and ministry leaders come to me from time to time and ask an interesting question: “Do for me what…
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For Sharing a Christian Message, Television Still Matters – A Lot
Churches, ministries, nonprofits, and others – if you have a message to share, don’t think TV’s days as a viable…
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Should Donors Be Upset About The New Crystal Cathedral Owners Removing Their Names?
Now that Pastor Robert Schuller’s Crystal Cathedral has been sold to the Catholic Church, big changes are happening. For instance,…
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A Big Reason Christian TV Is Growing Irrelevant
The morning of 9/11, I had a brainstorm. Watching the horror unfolding at the World Trade Center, I immediately sent…
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The Future of Christian Television
Here’s my interview with the Think International team on the future of Christian television. I’d love to know your reaction:
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