Which Social Media Platforms Are Actually Worth a Church's Time?
Most churches are stretched across five platforms and doing none of them well.
Most churches are stretched across five platforms and doing none of them well.
Most church websites are built for members, not visitors.
How people discover churches has fundamentally changed.
Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin join the show to draw the line on AI in sermon prep, unpack why short-form video is harder now, and share what's next for churches
AI is everywhere in ministry right now. But the way most churches are using it is doing more harm than good.
Not every shiny new tech trend deserves your church's time and budget.
Most churches are still running the same tired outreach playbook they've used for years. Meanwhile, the churches that are actually growing?
Most churches think burnout is a scheduling problem. It's not.
Not every church marketing tactic is worth your time.
Discover effective strategies to keep church visitors coming back. Create a welcoming environment that builds connection and care.
Every year, churches ask the same question in a hundred different ways: “How do we grow?” And in 2026, the answer might look different from what it did just a
In this REACHRIGHT Mailbag, we’re unpacking some of the most relevant (and sometimes overlooked) questions churches are asking right now.