Artist and pastor Wes Molebash—author of the famed Insert Image online comic—talks with the ChurchMag Podcast crew about life, creativity, and The Incomparable Insert Image.

DJ Chuang tells us everything we need to know about the new .church domain extension. Is your church ready? What are the important dates to know? Find out on this special episode of the ChurchMag Podcast!

Phil Schneider and Eric Dye watch co-podcasters Jeremy Smith and KC Procter go nose to nose – and around and around — about Apple and Microsoft.

In a behind the scenes look at the upcoming release of the ”Social Media Handbook: Church Edition” from ChurchMag Press, Eric Dye, KC Procter, Phil Schneider and Jeremy Smith talk about who could use this new resource; along with the usual podcasting nonsense.

In a completely unplanned episode, Eric Dye, Jeremy Smith and Phil Schneider explore the importance of having fun and not taking your church tech self too seriously. It should also be noted that this podcast is in no way associated with Jon Acuff, punching fear, or quitting stuff.

Eric Dye, Jeremy Smith and KC Procter talk about the next step in social media. You, your church, ministry, or nonprofit organization has a following on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and other social media spots online, now what?

We interview Steve Caton about Church Community Builder. A behind-the-scenes look at the heart of this ChCMS, as well as some great thoughts from Phil and Jeremy (and maybe Eric).

In the first episode of the second series of the ChurchMag Podcast, we kick things off with three awesome Church tech tips for Easter from the most excellent Chip Dizárd.

This the final episode in the first series of the ChurchMag podcast. What does the future hold? Find out! We also ask ChurchMag Authors Guild member K.C. Procter Five Questions!

Much of the technology world is a “boys club”, but shouldn't the Church lead in changing this in our culture? How should the Church tech community approach the inclusion of women? That's this episode's topic along with Five Questions with Church techie Mike Sessler.