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I grew up with no church background, so my first encounter with Ash Wednesday was in college. I saw students walking around with some black mark on their forehead and to be totally honest, it freaked..

About a year ago many of us were saying, “Church has changed forever, it will never be the same.” We adopted the word phygital (which sounds like a restless physician’s ponytail to me) and we..

Last year many churches did Easter online for the first time. Since it was new and rushed we didn’t put our best foot forward. But it’s now a year later so there's no reason why your online..

Of course COVID caused a radical shift for churches. I think it’s important to notice that, even for the guys doing Online Ministry for years COVID brought a change. For this conversation,..

The church has learned more about its mission and ministry this past year than it did the past decade. Church leaders have been on an incredible growth journey. And this growth was accompanied with..

For some reason I couldn't sleep tonight. Thought I'd binge some more Friends Episodes on HBO Max. The Hero Image stopped me cold. Wonder Woman 1984 is going to released phygitally in 2020. COVID has..

David Kinnaman of Barna quoted the stat, and he’s way smarter than me. 30% of people will leave the church during this COVID season. Mathematically, a Christian research company is claiming your..

Last week,Bloomberg.com published an articleabout venture funding backing religious apps. The article starts out;

“COVID-19 has upended the traditional Sunday service, taking sermons from the..

Well, we got here quicker than we thought. Episode 100 of The Church Digital Podcast launches this week, and we’ve got a solid podcast for you. We’re going old school this week for the..

How do we pastor people phygitally? How do we care for people in digital space? Great question, and I honestly thought I had an answer to that until I heard from Korey in a Facebook Group...

Pre-COVID I don’t think I heard much about the idea of a church becoming the “Christian Netflix”… but thank you very much Coronavirus for once again providing Your Church opportunities that it..

We all know that ministry moves in seasons. Growth. Recession. Outreach. Rest. 

Usually those seasons have well-defined beginning and end points. And you can see the end of it, most of the time, even..