While the digital landscape has evolved rapidly, the church has often been slow to adapt. This lag has created a widening gap between the spiritually curious and the church’s ability to meet them where they are. The good news is, it’s not too late to change course. Churches that embrace digital ministry now can become powerful voices of hope in an online world.
Church growth strategies are more important than ever. People want to hear the good news of the gospel, however, the methods to effectively connect with new people have changed. Join us to explore five effective strategies for immediate church growth—from boosting online presence to fostering community engagement.
People today are lost & suffering. We must be proactive in sharing our faith, knowing that eternity hangs in the balance. Learn how to reach people with this free resource from Pastor Marc Estes.
One of the great challenges the church faces today is continuing to develop 1:1 (one-to-one) interaction in a world that leads with a one-to-many conversation method. The church website is one-to-many, social media is one-to-many, google ads are one-to-many, YouTube is one-to-many, etc. The method of communicating one-to-many may increase the reach, but it lacks the impact of gaining visitors on Sunday.
Innovative Technology Company Launches Digital Outreach and Follow-Up Platform.
Jesus prioritized seeking “the one” amid the crowds, modeling a deeply personal and relational mission. Today, many churches have shifted toward large-scale programs, often losing this relational focus and leaving people feeling unseen. To recalibrate, believers and churches must embrace personal responsibility, prioritize genuine relationships, and use digital tools to build trust, reflecting Jesus' heart for individuals in a world longing for connection and hope.
Today's visitors evaluate every church experience. Guests are making decisions quickly, often subconsciously. In fact, nearly 80% of guests decide within the first ten minutes if they’ll return, yet only 21% ever come back. This blog walks through the entire guest journey—from digital first impressions to post-visit follow-up—and includes a Guest Experience Checklist your team can use to improve every touchpoint. Identify what’s working, what’s missing, and how to create an environment where people feel seen, welcomed, and more likely to return.