Businesses have been using webinars (or masterclasses or intensives) to grow their businesses for over a decade. In this episode, we explore how one church is taken a known tool for reaching people online and applying it in a church context.

Bobby Williams, Lead Pastor at Ridge Church and Church Fuel Ministry Coach, joins Michael & Meagan to discuss what it looks like to move their Membership Class to an online platform.

Our “what” (our mission) is staying the same, but the “how” is changing. Online Church is here to stay. So this season, we’re talking about the new “how”. Pontificating about all the new changes isn’t helpful, we're going to talk about what you actually need to DO to get to where you need to GO next.

In our final episode of Season 1, Michael and Meagan talk about three things to consider so we can get our Sundays back in a way that works for us and not against us. There is a light at the end of the tunnel and opportunity all around.

Thanks for joining us for Season 1 of the Church Fuel Podcast!

It is time to move on from our response phase, and on to a lead-the-way phase. In this episode, Michael and Meagan break down the phases the church has gone through this year, and what we need to do next.

Want to lead a healthy and growing church? Create healthy and growing systems for marketing. In this episode, Ryan Wakefield from Church Marketing University addresses some common Marketing myths and shares how churches can further their reach through healthy marketing systems.

We are experiencing a global pandemic and a cultural revolution. With so much to navigate, it's no wonder our mental and spiritual health can take a toll. Robbie Foreman, a Church Fuel Ministry Coach and Pastor of Together Church, leads our discussion on how Pastors can better lead themselves so they can in turn lead their church.

As leaders, we can be quick to jump to solutions when really we need to find new and interesting problems. Within the problems are new possibilities. In part 2 of our conversation with Liz Bohannon reveals how she pivoted her business model after she was told her company wouldn't survive the pandemic.

If you don't find yourself dreaming, chances are you either feel your dreams aren't "big enough" or you're afraid of failing when trying to achieve your dream. Liz Forkin Bohannon is the founder and CEO of Sseko Designs & Together Coffee, and she has experienced what it's like to experience both shame and fear when it comes to living out your passion. In Part 1 of this episode, she talks about why it's important to dream small and how we can start building a life of passion and purpose right now.

Michael & Meagan interview Matt Engle, where he helps us navigate the often intimidating task that is measuring data to help us be Spirit-led, Christ-centered, and data informed.