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

church leaders need to stay orthodox in their theology but open minded in their strategy for reaching and impacting culture.

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

If church leaders are going to take seriously the call to “go” to make disciples, then we need to accept that going into the postmodern world includes going to places like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, and Twitch because this is where people already are.

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

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.

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

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

When it comes to online and social media, context—not content—is king.