by isaac | Feb 13, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
Few people really ever question the concept of church “membership” these days. It’s just become kind of a staple of the Western church that we all accept. Despite that, Life.Church ended membership. I must confess, I hadn’t even considered...
by isaac | Feb 6, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
I encounter pastors all the time that are struggling with recruiting and retaining volunteers. Well, there are a few reasons why churches are struggling to get volunteers more today than they have in the past: the Boomers were the church core for a really long time...
by isaac | Jan 30, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
Now, most regular readers know that I’m a bit more bullish on AI than most. That’s not to say that I don’t recognize the risks, I absolutely do think you can go way too far with AI in the church context; however, I think there is a lot opportunity...
by isaac | Jan 23, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
I first became a pastor right in the heyday of megachurches. Even though I lived in a county with only 50,000 people, in my teens my parents founded a church that grew to over 5,000 people. Later, I started attending and took leadership positions at a church that grew...
by isaac | Jan 16, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
Are you a pastor trying to get your church members to take action on upcoming events and volunteer opportunities? You’re not alone! Most every church staff I talk to is struggling these days to get people pumped up about signing up for stuff, but worry not, if...
by isaac | Jan 11, 2023 | Churches, Information Technology, Missions, Nonprofit
Having a great header on a church website is crucial in order to grab the attention of visitors and make a lasting impression. A header can be the deciding factor in whether someone stays on your website or clicks away. Here are some tips on creating great headers for...
