In today’s digital age, a video of your sermon is no longer optional – it’s necessary. Everywhere, churches are now using videos to livestream their services, share sermon clips online, and engage with their communities throughout the week. However, the challenge is that not every pastor or church staff member has the experience, time, or tech background to master complicated editing...
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In the past, Artificial Intelligence (AI) used to mainly be for tech companies and big corporations, but not anymore. AI is now finding a home in churches, by helping them to connect with their congregations like never before. From saving time in sermon prep to reaching a broader audience through sermon clips, AI is a great tool to use to find unique ways to continue to spread the message of...
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They say you’ve only got one shot to make a first impression, and in the digital world, that couldn’t be more true. Especially when that first impression is a thumbnail for a video of your sermon. Before anyone presses play on your sermon, the thumbnail is the first thing they will see. When you think about it, a thumbnail isn’t just a placeholder image; it’s the digital front door to your...
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When it comes to finding a sermon illustration, do you often find yourself just staring off in space? Coming up with meaningful sermon illustrations can sometimes feel more challenging than writing the sermon itself! The good news is that in today’s day and age, you don’t have to find sermon illustrations alone. As a pastor, you have a lot on your plate, and having one less thing to...
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Your sermon doesn’t necessarily need to be a marathon every single time. Believe it or not, you can keep sermons short but powerful. Short sermons have the ability to be impactful and just as, if not more, memorable. In fact, some of the most memorable sermons are ones that are brief but to the point. Did you know the Gettysburg Address was only 272 words and 3 minutes long? This isn’t a long...
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