Designed for Sunday

Josh pulls the numbers from a quieter week on PixelChurch, and Eliza turns what the data shows into three practical lessons for church communicators planning their next series. No fluff, just what actually happened.

Josh walks through a quieter week on PixelChurch, thirty-eight designs across twelve churches, and Eliza pulls out three lessons about style risk, bilingual reach, and what a tight scripture focus actually does for a series. Practical stuff, no fluff.

Josh walks through a quieter week on PixelChurch where twelve churches started forty-five designs across eighteen different series, and a surprising cluster of end-times and battle-themed titles caught the data's attention. Eliza turns what Josh found into practical lessons for church communicators.

Josh breaks down 68 designs across 21 churches and two titles that showed up at three different churches the same week. Eliza pulls out the lessons any church communicator can use right now.

Josh Starr shares the real numbers from the week ending September 14th, including which scripture books and visual styles churches reached for most. Eliza turns the patterns into practical lessons any church communicator can use.

Josh shares the real numbers from a busy week on PixelChurch, including a surge in new churches and a striking cluster of faith-themed series. Eliza turns the patterns into three practical lessons for anyone planning a sermon series.

This week 70 churches started 158 designs across 101 different sermon series. Josh walks through what the numbers showed, and Eliza pulls out what any church communicator can actually use.

Josh Starr walks through the numbers from a busy week on PixelChurch, and Eliza turns the patterns into practical lessons for church communicators and pastors.

The biggest week yet. 138 designs across 86 sermon series, big typography takes over the style charts, Hebrews and Acts lead the fall, and the week's twin series titles arrive from Greek and from Spanish.

97 designs from 59 churches in one week. The one word series title trend, the return of book of the Bible preaching, and the moody atmospheric look leading the style charts.