The Flawed Thinking of Cannibalization at the Top
The point of offering your church service online isn’t to reach the world, but to reach who your church is called to reach. Think of your target audience and not the entire internet. Focus on local not global. Leverage the internet to evangelize and disciple the people your church is best equipped to reach. Think small with the very big internet.
2019 in Review + What's Coming Next
2019 in review around #ChurchOnline. Thanks for following my thoughts on the church this past year. It was a year of growth in many areas. I spent timing writing better quality posts, created a bunch of standalone resources around online church, and even published an eBook with Vanderbloemen and PushPay.
A Bias Review of Two Thousand Eighteen for #ChurchOnline
I wrote thirty-eight posts about online ministry in 2018. I write what I’m passionate about or ideas kicking around in my head that I need to flesh out. I plan to continue to write better quality posts that I pray is helpful to you the reader or at the least, a way for my future adult kids, or grandkids, to understand who I was like in any given year.
Expanding Your Reality
The hardest thing to understand is something outside of your perspective. We’ve all been conditioned to think, feel, and react uniquely. Genetics, family, country of origin, schooling, friends, media intake, places we’ve been, books we’ve read, and many more factors form who we are today. So how do we evolve? How do we grow beyond our current thinking? A little microevolution isn’t so bad sometimes when lousy thinking still reigns.