How many people could you reach if everyone who came to your church on Sunday left wanting to tell a friend about the service? What if even 50 percent of the people were inspired to invite others to come with them the next week?
You understand church communications isn't really about controlling a brand or a message. It's about what people hear and how that inspires them to move towards the place you want for them.
Would you believe me if I told you that your blog could be one of your church’s best discipleship tools? Earlier this year, Church Tech Today shared a post with 10 Must-Write Church Blog Posts for 2013. As I looked through the list, I found three ideas that could enhance your church’s discipleship in less than one or two hours a week.
As a church leader, do you struggle to get your ideas across to your staff? Are you pouring a lot of energy into messages, but don’t feel like anyone is motivated to act on them?
My life is busy. Too busy. I suspect you feel the same way.