Why Your Church Website Still Feels Outdated in 2026
Church websites are not just digital bulletin boards anymore. They are front doors to your church, spiritual hubs, and key tools for outreach and discipleship.
Church websites are not just digital bulletin boards anymore. They are front doors to your church, spiritual hubs, and key tools for outreach and discipleship.
Every year, we kick off the season with one of our favorite traditions: the stats episode.
Most churches know they should be measuring something. But knowing what to measure and why is an entirely different conversation.
Most churches are still focused on Gen Z.
AI is not just coming for the future of the church. It is already here, bringing with it the promise of transformative potential for ministry and outreach.
Church newsletters used to be one of the most reliable ways to communicate with your congregation.
AI tools are changing the way people work, think, and communicate. And now they are showing up in the last place many expected: the pulpit.
Big budgets and full-time tech teams may work for megachurches, but most small churches have to get creative. The good news?
You’ve uploaded sermons. You’ve got a decent logo. You tell people to subscribe at the end of your videos.
As church leaders, it can be tempting to strive for the newest, hippest Christmas series ideas.
Artificial intelligence has entered every area of modern life.
Gen Z isn’t the future of the church. They’re the present.