The goal is not to reply to every message in the shortest amount of time as possible - the goal is to see lives changed and transformed by a relationship with our Lord. How can leaders help their teams break out of the mindset that follow up messages are a task to be managed, and keep responding to questions and critiques with the understanding that someone on the other side of the conversation is exploring potentially life changing questions about faith and God?

Many ministries are grappling with the complexities of digital engagement. Here are the top five questions being asked today in digital ministry.

This week we’re asking marketing experts the right questions to uncover hidden gems in digital marketing.

The world has regularly seen people “de-platformed.” Should Christians be concerned about ours becoming the next de-platformed conversation?

As teams make video content, they should do so with “repurposing” in mind - taking existing content and adapting it for various platforms/formats.

Digital marketing teams are the unsung superheroes of the modern ministry, finding themselves at the unique crossroads of art and science.

If your ministry isn’t actively creating and releasing video content, it is now clear in 2024 that you’re missing a huge opportunity.

Here’s why all of the 2024 predictions from marketing experts are likely to be wrong and why focusing on the fundamentals can set your ministry apart.

Digital ministry is about creating a virtual environment where people can explore their faith, ask questions, and experience a sense of belonging.

Video is your strongest strategy for driving engagement in marketing and social media. Let's explore three key tips to build a winning video strategy.

As the Christmas season approaches, we are filled with immense gratitude for your vital partnership in the mission of Media Impact International.

Video is your strongest strategy for driving engagement in social media. Let's explore three key tips for building a winning video strategy.

Yes, you can use templates for ministry response, but relying on them too heavily can have terrible consequences.

If you’ve been in digital ministry for more than 30 days … it can seem like the algorithm is working against you. You’re not wrong.

Imagine you’re just days away from December 1 and you haven’t planned anything for a Christmas outreach campaign. Don’t worry! ChatGPT to the rescue.

What the story of one woman’s digital ministry journey can teach about prayer, relationships, and discipleship.

In the heart of every message, there is a desire not just to be heard, but to connect, to resonate, to kindle a response.

The key to navigating the marketing funnel successfully is to continuously analyze and adjust your strategies based on the data you collect

In the journey of digital ministry, the heart behind your efforts is just as important as the results you achieve.

The art of storytelling remains timeless. As you build your campaigns for the next few months, here’s a guide to harnessing the power of storytelling.