The summer is almost over and school is getting ready to get started. That means last minute travel plans, back to school preparation and fall sports getting ready to start. With all the activities and events left to do this summer, there is still a lot happening in the digital and online ministry space.
To help you keep up with all the new digital and online ministry trends and happenings, The Church Digital Podcast Network and Blogs had a bunch we loved to share in regards to all the latest trends in social media, live stream, digital discipleship and all things online ministry so that you can minister and serve your online community more effectively.
Here are 5 online ministry insights and lessons learned from some of the podcasts released on theChurch.digital Podcast and the blog from July 2024.
Being authentic on social media and in your online actives matters. TikTok taught us over the pandemic that authenticity connects with people. This is true in particular with ministry leaders. When you are real and transparent with others online you can help lead people to Christ an encourage them. Take a look at how Cory Sullivan is connecting with people authentically online.
Being an online and digital minister means that there is a possibility that you are "always on." And, when you are always on, you can be working so much that you eventually burnout as a ministry leader. But it doesn't have to be that way. To guide you on this, here are seven things you can do to avoid burnout and be in ministry long term.
With digital and micro church spaces, it is possible to transform a bar into a place where you can make disciples more effectively. Jeff Reed talks with Joey Santos about the "Church at the Bar" and how it is helping to reach people for Christ.
What drives theChurch.digital? Jeff Reed shares about that and how it focuses on creating movement to help more people come to know Jesus as savior and become disciples of Him.
There is much debate about the usefulness of AI for churches. While people debate back and forth, one thing that AI is useful for is to help brainstorm topics and ideas in a variety of context. In particular, it is helpful for social media brainstorming and
outreach ideas so you can reach your community.
What do you think? Share your ideas on Discord or on social media.
Through the.Church.digital, we are helping physical and digital churches better understand the discipleship process, and helping churches and church planters understand this and other decentralized mindset shifts. By taking this quick assessment we can get you connect with a coach, resources and more. Also, check out our Discord Group where we are encouraging people daily.