Archive for Web 2.0
Need a FREE Assistant? Try Time Bridge.
Posted by: | CommentsBill Reichart, one of the pastors at Big Creek Church, shared a great resource with me called Time Bridge and I think it’s a tool definitely worth checking out. If you want to see how Bill uses it, please visit his post called How to become a Scheduling Wizard . Bill also writes on two blogs Ministry Best Practices and Provocative Church and will be one of the Guest Writers for Church Communications Pro!
Thanks for the info Bill!
Blogging Ministries
Posted by: | CommentsI am curious. Do any of our readers or your churches use blogging as a way to build relationships with people in your community or for ministry type purposes? How are you using it and has it been effective? What I am looking for are blogs that teach about Scripture, communicate with unchurched people in a loving way, and share insights into following Christ…blogs whose obvious focus is on Jesus and not necessarily religion, politics, or book promotions.
If you know of some, would you please share their link or website address? I am looking for some great resources to pass along and also doing some “loose” research on the effectiveness of ministry blogs. Thanks!
Free E-Book from Ministry Marketing Coach
Posted by: | CommentsOur good friend and fellow Okie Chris Forbes at Ministry Marketing Coach has a new book available called Facebook for Pastors and you can get it now for absolutely free! I just downloaded my copy and look forward to the insight that Chris has provided.
Fighting the Church Burnout Epidemic
Posted by: | CommentsAnne Jackson is writing a book about church burnout called Mad Church Disease.
She’s asking for those of us in the church to take a survey about it for the book. I think the results will be amazingly helpful. Take some time to complete the survey.
For some background on Anne, check out her bio page that lists a number of articles she’s written.
5 Questions with LifeChurch’s Bobby Gruenewald
Posted by: | CommentsLast week I had the opportunity to have lunch with LifeChurch.tv’s Innovation Pastor Bobby Gruenewald.
LifeChurch sets the bar, in my opinion, in technological innovation (like starting an Internet campus in the virtual world SecondLife) … and the person behind most of it is Bobby Gruenewald.
Earlier this year, Bobby and senior pastor Craig Groeschel started a blog called Swerve, which I enjoy reading.
Anyway … after our lunch, I emailed him and asked him five or so questions that I thought would be of interest to us in church communications … here they are: Read More→
