Business & Strategy

Let me confess something upfront: When our church first tried to set up online giving, we accidentally sent a test donation to the cookie fund. Digital transformation in churches seldom

The other night, while scrolling through my phone after a long Sunday, I stumbled upon a livestreamed sunrise prayer—broadcast live from a mountaintop halfway across the globe. As the chat

Last week, my phone buzzed at 3 a.m. with a WhatsApp from a pastor in Nairobi needing urgent help with his church’s new encrypted messaging app. At first, I grumbled

It’s a Sunday morning in 2025, and instead of entering your church’s front doors, you’re greeted first by an AI chatbot answering your last-minute question. If you’d asked me five

Back in 2020, my local church awkwardly scrambled to livestream our Easter service—sound cut out, the video lagged, and more than one grandma couldn’t find the mute button. Fast forward

At 6 a.m., somewhere between forgotten dreams and a hotel lobby full of espresso machines, I found myself praying quietly—sandwiched between two businessmen intently scrolling through emails. Faith-based travel, I

I’ll never forget the first time I hit ‘send’ on an email campaign and questioned whether my growing list would see an invitation or an intrusion landing in their inboxes.