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PODCAST: This is still a great time to connect with people outside the church and outside the faith, but our messaging will need to be more intentional—a lot simpler and a lot more compassionate to the needs of people around us.

“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful” (Heb 10:22-23).

Some pastors are already adapting incredibly well during the pandemic. They are functioning more with an attitude of God’s abundant provisions than one of scarcity. These pastors are becoming amazingly creative and positive about the future. Unfortunately, others can’t wait to return to a church world that no longer exists.

Every time I go outside, I see people talking and conversing with their neighbors in ways that two months ago, I never saw. Every person is in the very same boat and our shared experiences are drawing us together.

Do everything you can to facilitate small group singing in homes, even as people watch you on TV or on their laptop. Make it easy for them. Go back to the basics of worship leading.

This tutorial explains how to set up your live video feed with ProPresenter and how to add graphics as an overlay.

As churches around the world are reinventing how they worship, many are switching to streaming services online. Is this something your church is ready to implement but don’t know where to start?

Churches around the world are making the decision to stream their worship services online to stay in touch with their congregation and community. If your church is one of them, you may be wondering what equipment you need to get started.

I can’t help but think this is ultimately going to be a good thing for the church. I believe God is giving us an opportunity to shine during this moment, and the message of the gospel will be on display each weekend like it’s never been before.

They want you to remember how humbled they are when you encourage them after those hard rehearsals even though they don’t really deserve it.