Gary Molander, one of the founders of Floodgate Productions, talks about how to maximize the impact of video in your church services. This guy knows his stuff…

Beau Coffron, the Social Media Director at Life.Church, explains how they effectively manage and engage on 80+ social media accounts across 27 campuses. The answer may surprise you…

Kem Meyer, the author of Less Chaos, Less Noise, shares practical tips for improving your communication, reducing information overload, influencing change in your organization and telling better stories. She also explains how to make your content like a progressive dinner. It’s a fantastic episode full of wisdom.

John Falke shares a number of free resources that churches can utilize.

Katie Allred shares some of her church social media secrets on how to increase engagement and save time managing church social media accounts.

Justin Dean unpacks his new book: PR Matters: A Survival Guide for Church Communication and his experiences dealing with crisis while on staff at Mars Hill Church during the last years of its existence.

Ryan Hollingsworth, the Creative Director at Elevation Church, pulls back the curtain and unpacks their sermon series planning process and how it has evolved over the years. He also explains what to do when your pastor doesn’t tell you what he is preaching in advance and how creatives can form a healthy relationship with their pastor.

It can often be really difficult to find, train and mentor creative volunteers in your church to effectively capture what is happening in the life of your church. Ben Stapley unpacks practical steps you can take to build your volunteer photography and video teams.

Phil Bowdle talks about how what used to work a decade or two ago in church communication no longer works. So how do you adjust your church communication in 2017 to reach your community in areas like: Social Media, Engagement, Storytelling, Worship and Announcements?

Chris Abbott unpacks how he has helped churches have huge success with Facebook Ads without spending much money.