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

Social media and the Internet should enhance your life, not become your life.

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.

If sharing a first century message with 21st century methods makes it easier for people to turn to God, shouldn’t we be prepared to do that?

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

“To reach people no one is reaching, we have to do things no one is doing”

When life gets complicated, there is a generation of people who turn to YouTube—not the Church—for solutions.

It’s time to ask questions about your church model, your church attendance, your church resources, and your church’s ability to reach people in your local community. If you don’t, you risk repeating a history of declining attendance.

Carey Nieuwhof says, “If you want your church to grow, stop trying to attract people, and start trying to engage people,

The front door of your church is now in people’s pockets.