The new year is upon us, which can only mean one thing: Goal-setting. Every year, as regular as the mail, the clock strikes midnight and millions of people all over the world flip the switch into becoming the “best version of themselves.” I, personally, love it. I’ve always been that special breed of weirdo that […]
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Here’s something you already know: Human bodies need blood to survive. God even talks about this in Scripture when He tells the Israelites that “the life is in the blood” (Leviticus 17:11). Using modern science, we know that the circulatory system carries oxygen to all parts of the body, fueling the muscles and helping your
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If you let it, ChatGPT can become your best friend. No, it won’t (and shouldn’t) write your sermons for you, but it can help you do a lot of the ground work involved in putting together a sermon in a fraction of the time. Think of it as a high-powered research assistant. Instead of combing
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At the time that I write this, a lot of churches are coming out of the Quaran-coma that we’ve been wrapped up in for weeks now. We’re taking our first steps into the light and tightening our masks as we prepare to worship in-person for the first time since mid-March. During that time period, livestreaming
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Writing for the internet is a lot different than knowing how to write in general. There are different rules because it’s a different audience, even if they wear the same type of clothes. Online readers are used to reading in bursts. With so much material available online – around seven million new blog posts are published every day
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These days, I rarely meet anyone that thinks having a website isn’t at least a little bit important for their church. It meets people where they are, shows off a little bit of the church, and — most importantly — teaches the Gospel in a passive way. People can come, listen, learn, and move on.
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Your website is the first point of contact for anyone that is looking for more information about your church — or just a church in general. As such, it deserves some attention. As a digital marketing agency that centers on churches of Christ, we wanted to find out exactly how most churches were using their
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In January of 2023, the company behind ChatGPT (OpenAI) received a $10 billion investment from Microsoft. That’s a lot for a company that most people didn’t even know existed six months prior. What that investment represents though is the tech world’s belief in the future use cases of artificial intelligence. For years now, people have
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Virtual Bible Summit 2022 is officially in the books. Two days of great Bible teaching from twelve speakers located across the country, all pouring their hearts out in a virtual format with pre-recorded lessons. Anyone that watched benefitted — of that, I have no doubt — but how “successful” was it? It’s hard to measure
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