Church Marketing: Don’t “we we” on your prospects
Have you noticed churches that "we we" all over themselves? You hear it in their conversations. You read the words on their websites. We have a modern church. We have a talented pastor. We are ....
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Don’t wait for the church. You ARE the church!
If someone is starving, you don't have to wait for the church to start a program to feed that person. If someone is homeless, you don't have to wait for the church to start a ....
Church Marketing: 5 steps to begin living 1 John 3:16-18
Bob Goff, a speaker at this year's Global Leadership Summit spoke about the following Scripture. 1 John 3:16-18 This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ....
I think I’ve been lying to people
We moved our family of five from our home in Missouri to Texas two years ago so I could take a marketing job at an incredible university. For two years people have asked me: "So ....
7 tips to avoid the marketing scramble
Churches are busy places. There's always something going on. You're planning an event. Or you're building a new youth center. Organizing VBS. Launching a new outreach. There are so many logistics involved. Sometimes the last ....
Church Marketing: How to create a comprehensive events calendar
Churches should take a lot of time to plan next year's calendar. Administrators should think through each and every event, making sure that key events don't overlap with other key events. Then you need to ....
Church Marketing: Nobody says it better than Jesus
Our pastor discussed Matthew 25:31-40 on Sunday. I think it makes for a great Monday Hands and Feet Church Marketing post. Read it and let me know your thoughts. "When the Son of Man comes in ....
Church Marketing: Don’t try to sell a free gift
So often, I find myself trying to "sell" people on Christianity. The benefits are great, I tell them. [Insert maniacal car dealer voice here and add wild hand gestures] With the FREE acceptance of Christ's ....
Praying with one eye open
When a preacher says, "Heads bowed and eyes closed," I'm that rebel in Row 5 who often keeps one eye open. Why? Because I'm curious. Aren't you? If the preacher tells us to bow our ....