Statistical analyses are boring, but now when they give you great data like the most popular worship songs of the week (according to Twitter). And
We compiled a list of our favorite things we’ve seen on social media from churches this week. Check out our top ten favorites and see
Who loves lists? We do! So we put together this top 11 list of the most popular worship songs we saw churches singing this last
We searched?Instagram and chose nine of our favorite social media posts to share with you this week. Use them as inspiration for your own church
We did a little statistical analysis on Twitter to discover what songs churches sang this week. These are the top 11 worship songs according to
We scoured the web to find our favorite social media posts from churches around the world. Check out our top 12 favorites from this week.
One of my favorite resources as a worship leader is a site called PraiseCharts. It shows you how churches are using CCLI licensed songs, letting
Check out this week’s best social media posts from churches around the globe. (At least the ones we’ve seen.) Scroll through and get inspired. See
One of my favorite resources as a worship leader is a site called PraiseCharts. It shows you how churches are using CCLI licensed songs, letting
We follow a bunch of churches on social media, and we thought it would be fun to share some of our favorite social media posts
Generation Z (born 2000-2016). They’re starting to get noticed in the Church. They use Snapchat like it’s oxygen,?and most of them hate the concept of
People don?t just volunteer at your church because it?s fun. No matter how fun it is, most people start volunteering because they feel a strong
If you think about it, the songs we sing as worship leaders are our product. We consume the product at first when we hear a
Many churches use social media as a promotional tool. Unfortunately, that misses out on one of the most important aspects of social media ? the
Smart phones. In many church services, they?re the handheld elephant in the room. You have ringers going off ??usually the most vulgar section of a
The lights go down. The room?s electric. Something amazing is about to happen, and everyone can feel it. A single spotlight illuminates. The music kicks
Leading up to their Easter services, The Oaks Fellowship tried to create some great community buzz. They figured the best way to create Easter buzz
The big difference for Easter at the Oaks Fellowship, from the tech perspective, is the months of planning that go into it. In 2015, they
Part of what set the tone for the worship set on Easter at the Oaks Fellowship was the choir. They don?t have a choir year-round,
In 2015, when The Oaks Fellowship needed an Easter logo, they outsourced it to one of their favorite graphic designers. Kelvin frequently outsources design projects
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