Churches today are embracing technology more than ever before. From streaming services to digital giving, technology has become an essential part of how congregations connect, communicate, and engage. As we look toward 2026, certain trends are starting to shape the future of ministry—and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront. AI isn’t here to replace…
A quiet shift is taking place among senior adults. Instead of moving into retirement communities or assisted living facilities, more are choosing to remain in their own homes as long as possible. The common phrase is “aging in place,” but for churches, “ministering-in-place” may be a better description. It’s not just about where seniors live….
Not long ago, churches assumed that if a staff position opened, candidates would appear. Résumés would arrive. Interviews would follow. Eventually, someone would say yes. Today, many church leaders are discovering that assumption no longer holds. Across the country, churches are voicing the same frustration: “We can’t find a staff person.” The needs vary—children’s ministry,…
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Church ministry moves fast. Sunday is always coming. To keep up with the pace, many church staffs have adopted Slack. The promise was simple: Kill the endless email chains. Speed up decision-making. Keep the team aligned during the week. But for many ministry teams, that promise has soured. Instead of clarity, you got noise. Instead…
Episode Summary:In this thought-provoking kickoff to Season 6, Kenny Jang explores the timely and increasingly relevant question: Should pastors use AI for preaching? Drawing insights from Carey Nieuwhof’s recent YouTube deep dive, this episode examines not only the allure of AI’s efficiency for sermon preparation but also the spiritual, ethical, and practical costs that may…
What comes to mind when you think of attrition in your church? Perhaps you think about the attrition of membership or attendance. Maybe you think about financial attrition. However, I want to draw your attention to a different and often overlooked category: cultural attrition. Attrition refers to the gradual decrease of something over time. What…
If you’ve ever struggled with distractions or managing your work sessions, a pomodoro timer can be a game changer. You can break your day into manageable intervals that enhance your focus and help you stay productive without burning out. This technique is widely praised because it builds intentional work habits and encourages balanced breaks. By…
Walk into almost any church today and you’ll notice something changing: congregations are becoming more diverse. Multiple languages, cultures, and backgrounds often come together in a single service. While this diversity enriches worship, it also presents a challenge for church leaders—how do you make sure everyone truly understands the message being shared? AI translation for…
When a Bible becomes too worn to use or damaged in some way, many people feel uneasy about simply tossing it in the trash. That instinct is understandable. I’ve got a shelf full of old Bibles that I can’t seem to discard. They’re too tattered to give away but too meaningful to throw away. We…
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