In today’s episode, we discuss 8 Church Tagline Mistakes You Need To Avoid.

A church tagline is the very first part of the first impression you make on a visitor. 

It is the first thing someone will read on your church website, and getting it right is a top priority. 

Join us as we share some of the biggest slogan mistakes we have seen. 

We hope this conversation helps your church reach more people and grow.

1. Making It All About You – We are a church that cares
2. Using Insider Language – Know, Grow, Go. 
3. Using Just A Bible Verse – I Can Do All Things Through Christ
4. Making It Just Your Service Times – Join Us Sundays at 9 and 11am
5. Making It About Theology – Find Redemption In Jesus Christ
6. Using Your Mission Statement – Love God, Love People
7. Using Just A Greeting – Welcome!
8. Using Just A Call To Action – Watch Online!

In today’s episode, we discuss six things your church needs to know about Gen Z.

Generation Z are already busy making their mark on the world, but does your church understand them and what they’re looking for in a church?

This generation ranges from those born between 1996 and the early 2010s.

Some of this generation may currently be in your church with their parents.

Growing your church long term means working to engage each new generation.

If you’re missing out on these members, take the time to better understand Generation Z.

1. Social Media Impacts Their Lives
2. Screens Are Their World
3. They’re More Uncertain
4. They Crave Role Models
5. Gen Z Is Lonely
6. They Like Causes

In today’s episode, we discuss six social media risks churches face and why your website is still more valuable than your social presence. 

Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter can be useful channels for church communication. 

But you are taking a massive risk if you put all of your eggs in the social media basket. 

Join us as we talk through how your church can navigate those risks and reach people the right way.

1. Content Ownership
2. Censorship Concerns.
3. Diminishing Reach.
4. Counterproductive Echo-chambers.
5. Conversation Control.
6. Limited Audience. 

In today’s episode, we discuss ten ways your church can get the most out of #GivingTuesday. 

Each year, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving is carved out as a day for generosity. 

Giving Tuesday has grown from $28 million given in 2013 to $1.97 billion in 2019.

People worldwide choose this day to find charities to support and give their resources to help them accomplish their mission. 

With the right strategy, your church and pastors can leverage the #GivingTuesday movement to reach more people and grow. 

In today’s episode, we unpack five ways pastors can get the most out of the Sabbath.

We live in a 24/7 world where real rest is hard to come by, and for many pastors, it is nearly impossible.

But the 4th commandment is not the same as just having a day off.

Join us as we discuss how church leaders can reclaim what God intended for the Sabbath.

We hope this conversation helps you reach more people and grow.

1. Don’t work. 
2. Choose the right day of the week.
3. Do something different from your day-to-day.
4. Eat well. 
5. Make time for family.