
7 Steps to Peace When You’re Pulled in Too Many Directions
As a church communicator, if you ever feel like you?re being pulled in too many directions by too many people, it?s probably because you are.
As a church communicator, if you ever feel like you?re being pulled in too many directions by too many people, it?s probably because you are.
A year ago, I had friends saying that Snapchat had no place in the church. ?It?s immature.? ?It?s dangerous.? ?The interface is unintuitive.? Those are
You should have two goals for your church?s social media presence. Connect with and grow your current church members. Reach new people for your church.
Whether you?re about to redesign your church website or you?re set with your current website, you need to have a good framework for how someone
“Kids these days.” That’s usually the sentiment I hear from adults over the age of 35 whenever social media platforms like Snapchat come up in
Take a little break these days in December and re-center yourself with these devotions from the Sunday| Mag contributors. ?I am not saying this because
Personality. Let’s break that word down. At the root is the word, ‘person.’ Not to get all brainiac on you, but ‘personality’ derives its meaning
?Your systems define your results.? This is a phrase I’ve said often, and I believe it’s absolutely true. But is there a point where systems
?No.? It?s the dreaded word we all hate saying in the church. Why is that the case? For me, I just want everyone to like
There?s no element of surprise in church services anymore. There, I said it. As Carlos Whittaker has said, ?We?ve created a system of church in
Have you ever played a game called ‘Telephone’? As a kid I would sit in a circle with my friends and one person would choose
?Let?s take this time to turn to the person next to you and welcome them to church this morning.? We?ve all heard these words from
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