Email & Text

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.

Planning Center, a popular church management software, has announced that its short code texting option have recently been shut down by carriers.  This means that...

In an increasingly digital world, churches today need to have an online strategy to connect with prospective members and build their congregations. While tactics...

Your email list is one of your church’s most important digital assets. If your church is only sending out monthly newsletters—or worse—just funeral announcements, you're missing the mark. Your email list should be thoughtfully curated to build trust and add value in a way that leaves readers looking forward to your next update.

What if you could stop racking your brain for great content for your church promos and website, and instead, use what’s hiding in plain sight? Great content is waiting for you—in your social media comments, baptism testimonials, lobby conversations, and more.

In today's fast-paced world, pastors and church leaders are constantly on the move, preaching, counseling, and meeting with their congregation. They must have access to the biblical resources they need at their fingertips, especially when they are pressed for time. Logos Bible Software offers a solution to this problem by providing a digital study library that is accessible and searchable from any device.

TL;DR The article explains why you might encounter the “too busy/at...