What if you could leverage the hard work for the sermon you’ve already done for an even greater online impact? Well, you can. And it doesn’t take technical wizardry to pull it off.
I talked with Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin about how tech has become so user-friendly that it can be used in ways that used to be available only to large churches.
Ed has been a leading voice for the evangelical church for many years, and he’s an avid supporter of small churches. Corey is the CEO and founder of Sermon Shots.
As any conversation with Ed Stetzer tends to do, this conversation leads down a few fascinating rabbit trails, including:
- How to use tech so that it doesn’t interfere with the in-person worship experience
- The importance of using online video to make a first-time visitor feel more welcome
- How online algorithms have changed the way people see your content
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