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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Walking into a church that you’re trying out for the first time can feel intimidating. Being in a new place, a new environment, and around new people can be stressful. Now, add a language barrier on top of that. Can you imagine going to a place you want to connect with your faith and can’t understand the service or message? For first-time visitors who don’t speak the same language as...
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Live streaming has become one of the most powerful ways for churches to expand their reach, especially when live-translating a sermon. This is an excellent way to become more accessible so everyone has access and can understand your message. However, when you live stream without a plan, it’s almost as if you’re walking on stage with no notes. While there’s a chance it could work out, it will...
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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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