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-Pastors and Social media: Five Mistakes to Avoid

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According to an article on Christianity Today, Pastors should avoid the following 5 mistakes when it comes to social media: 1. Not being on social media. 2. Not being consistent. 3. Going on the attack and staying there. 4. Not using humor. 5. Assuming social media is inherently bad. <Read the whole article> Response: Be […]

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WordPress Sermons Plugin

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Here is a new plugin for WordPress found on Ephesians 4:14 –looks like it might be a useful tool for Pastors and Churches using WordPress who would like to catalog and make their sermons available–according to the plugin website: The Sermon Browser WordPress Plugin allows churches to simply upload sermons to their WordPress website, where […]

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Pastor Mark Batterson: "10 Blog Tips"

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Mark Batterson considers his blog to be an important part of his ministry. He writes that: "In quantitative terms, blogging is the most important thing I do. I view it as a form of digital discipleship. Not a substitute for one-on-one. But a great supplement. As NCC grows larger, I feel like it’s a way […]

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Re: Why Pastors Should Blog

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Thanks to Barry Simmons @ The Journeyman’s Files, I found a link to this recent article on why pastors should blog: "6 Reasons Pastors Should Blog"  by Abraham Piper @ Desiring God (John Piper’s website) Abraham starts off with his own reason behind the article: "In this article I want to convince as many pastors […]

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Pastor Blogs His Sermon Series Notes

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Tad Thompson, Sr. Pastor @ Harvard Baptist Church -Siloam Springs, Arkansas, set up a blog for a series of sermons called The Core. Unfortunately it is no longer available to look at online but it was pretty impressive and a great idea. He mentioned it in a comment made on a previous post. Then he […]

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Book Review: “The Blogging Church”

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“The Blogging Church: Sharing the Story of Your Church Through Blogs” By Brian Bailey, with Terry Storch (San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons,inc., 2007, 199 pages) This is an incredible book. Essential for all ministers and pastors interested in blogging as a possible media for ministry.    < –Read my complete review–> *Top

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