MetaChurch: How to Use Digital Ministry to Reach People and Make Disciples

virtual is not the opposite of real. It’s the opposite of physical. They are both real.

Now, unlike any other time in history, churches need innovative leadership in the digital space.

Sometimes the greatest opposition to what God wants to do next, comes from those who were on the cutting edge of what God did last. R.T. KENDALL, THE ANOINTING

Good production will make quality content, but contextualized content will make a difference.

The Church is lagging because we’re not being innovative in using technology.

Everything you do reflects the God you say you believe in. This is what it means to be a disciple.

If you or your church can create content that meets the felt needs, or answer the questions, or provide the most needed resources to the people living in the community where your church is based and where you have been called to serve . . . then that content, by default, will be relevant.

The mission of the Church is to preach the Gospel and make disciples. This mission can be achieved with various models.

“Church online is a ministry, it doesn’t just point to a ministry.”

The future of the church will not necessarily belong to leaders who jump on every new platform, channel, and app that comes along, but to those leaders who see technology through the lens of innovation and opportunity.