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Start with the End in Mind

While at Exponential West with STADIA, we had the opportunity to sit down and talk with James Gray, pastor and visionary of Mosaic Missional Movement. As we discussed life, church planting and church planting movements, you could not help put hear his passion push through his voice and into the people that sat around him.…

Facebook Dark Posts

Imagine having the opportunity to hit your market right where they are at, with a very limited budget, and having it splash big for you. If you could reach 5000 people for $1 a day, would you do it? If your church could pump up the weekend’s service or an upcoming event that reached only…

5 Tips for Being Creative at a Moments Notice

Ask any church creative and they will tell you that one of the greatest hurdles they face is the need to be creative, and to be creative quickly. With the light-speed pace of social media coupled with peoples’ ever so shrinking attention spans, creativity is time stamped, and usually needed immediately. So the question is:…

3 Keys to Video Announcements That Work

“What did you shoot it on?” Film makers will unanimously tell you this is their least favorite question. And they hate it for a good reason. Film is about sharing a story. It’s about communicating. It doesn’t matter if you are shooting on an iPhone or a Red Epic, it is about creating content that makes a…

Consistency is King

Despite what you have heard, let us say it again: content is NOT king, consistency is. You hear stories all the time in our industry about difficult clients who are more than difficult to please. This kind of just comes with the territory. For us, we take it as it is, and help bring our clients to the…

The Web Process

Churches are like people in so many ways. One of those ways is the process people take when they’re getting to know you. If you’re a church and think people check you out first by walking in your front door, think again. That’s akin to someone showing up for a first date by knocking at…