
Yikes, People are Listening Differently (3 ways)
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
A pastor should have a social media presence. Why? Because the vast majority of people are present on social media platforms. Almost 24/7. They need a Pastor too.
However, are there social media rules for a pastor’s personal presence? Should a church mandate these rules? Even when they’re not officially posting as a Pastor?
Sadly, anyone who browses X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok understand that Pastors (and all believers for that matter) need some guardrails. Should they be imposed? Should there be a policing force for judging messaging that’s posted by a believer?
I believe there is. He’s called the Holy Spirit. But sadly, there are many posts that seem to slip by His filter. So, here are 5 social media rules for wisely self-analyzing a tweet before hitting the “post” button:
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
Everyone likes to be found: that’s why Church SEO is important. Especially being found on Google (or Yahoo, Bing, etc.)
When I’ve taught Sunday School classes, I’m always amazed how attendance fluctuated very little each week yet we had different
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