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Tis the season...for change

There is one month in the year that is harder on executive leaders than any other month, and it’s August.

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Target: Digital Strategy is Rooted in the Local Store

Most churches are asking the question, “Should we have a local, regional, or national strategy when it comes to digital?”

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Are we becoming the Amazon Church?

In 2007, The Home Depot had no digital presence, it was solely a brick and mortar company. Yet, its biggest threat was Amazon and the change in consumer behavior towards a digital expression of retail. What happened next? Frank Blake, the new CEO, decided to shift the direction of the …

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Are We Entering the New Renaissance?

How the world’s largest pandemic created the greatest period of innovation in history

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The Digital Platform: Your Greatest Evangelism Tool

Unchurched people have a certain perspective of the church whether from their own experience or a borrowed one. There is often a presumptive picture in their minds of what a church looks like and how it treats people, which can inhibit them from stepping inside the walls of a church b …

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High Tech Will Never Replace High Touch

Healthy churches focus on assimilation. Technology has a growing role to play in how we engage with people and help them find their role, but it can’t and shouldn’t replace relationships.

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Apple Inc. on Creating Engagement

Steve Jobs was masterful at many things, but one aspect that really stands out to me was his ability to speak and cast vision to two very separate audiences: investors and customers. 

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73 Million People Want Online Church

We recently enjoyed a dynamite conversation with Kyle Ranson, the Online Pastor at Crossroads Community Church in Cincinnati. 

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Stuck Projects

I don’t think this is news for anyone, even though we really don’t talk about this enough. Churches struggle with real estate and building projects. Church building projects can take a long time and they can end up costing more than expected. Why? The main challenge is not any one fac …

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2022: Huge Changes Coming for Building Projects

In 2022, we will likely witness the biggest change in building projects that we have seen in the last 15 years. Last month we posted the article Preparing for Change in 2022, in which we began to break down several aspects of this change and how it will impact the church going forward …

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