digital ministry

If you asked a room full of church leaders, “Raise your hand if your church has a digital presence,” almost every hand would go...

If you tried AI image generation two years ago and gave up after distorted hands and misspelled text, the technology has completely transformed. In 2026, AI image generators can now produce professional-quality graphics churches are using in real ministry contexts. Here are five tools that consistently deliver usable results.

Bridgetown Church cancels live streaming. Here's the full details.

Digital ministry has evolved a great deal in the last fifteen years. I remember when the Church Online Platform launched, and that was the...

TL;DR Carey Nieuwhof identifies 7 digital ministry trends for 2024 that churches should lean into—especially generational shifts, AI adoption, and digital discipleship. The...

How your church can connect with spiritually open neighbors first through text messaging is a vital question in today's digitally connected society. In this era, where personal interactions are often replaced by digital communication, churches need to adapt and find new ways to reach people.

In today’s diverse spiritual landscape, there exists a unique group of individuals who, although not identifying as Christians, remain open to spiritual exploration. This presents an opportunity for pastors and church leaders to engage them in enriching faith-based conversations. What's the best, most enduring approach to understanding, connecting with, and engaging the spiritually open explorers?

Initiating a dialogue about spirituality and Jesus can sometimes feel like a high-stakes venture, especially when there's a possibility that such conversations might alter the dynamics of our relationships. Choosing a starting point for the conversation that feels natural, inviting, and respectful isn't always straightforward.