How to Say No to Burnout

Right now it’s a bright, sunny day here in San Diego; it’s kind of an amazing place to live. Those who don’t live here love to vacation on our coast, and those who do live here feel like we’re constantly on vacation (except when we’re in traffic). But no matter where we live and how…

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How to Future Proof Your Online Presence

Clear steps anyone can take to improve and win with their online presence. Russ Cantu is the guy North Coast Church goes to when they need insight into their web presence, where Tithely goes when they need optimized web pages for online giving, and where leaders just like you go to help them identify their…

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How to Effectively Share Your Church Story to Investors [Pitch Deck]

You spent $5000 and got nothing in return.  You heard it somewhere —a coach, mentor, pier, start up bro— that you needed a pitch deck. You were told to hire a designer, run a high quality print of their developed deck, and distribute it to prospective investors.  Fail. Whale.  And it’s not even your fault. …

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How Online Church Changes Post Covid

Churches who understand their online church offering will fare better than those who offer nothing post-Covid. Online Church has been the name of the game for the past year while church has wrestled through masks, how and when to open, and how to best serve their audience while keeping them safe. While online church will…

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How Online Learning Platforms Will Change Churches

Churches who adopt online learning platforms will increase their influence and impact while developing a future-proof discipleship framework. Americans love choice: What food to order and what service to have it delivered to our doorstep, where to move and put down roots, what club team or sport should their children be involved in. We love…

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How I Maintain Margin in the Madness of Isolation

No one said this was going to be easy. Watching on as 250,000 Americans die around you can take a toll on you. As politicians fight amongst themselves, throwing their weak to the wolves, we are left to fend for ourselves the best we know how. Sometimes, that’s just not enough. I get it. It…

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