Church facility infections require more than a pump of hand sanitizer or a face covering to combat. Over the years, church facility professionals have researched reasons why churches fail. Specifically, my team has pinpointed 10 deadly infections church facilities...
Churches are a staple in their communities, offering spiritual guidance, promoting personal connections, and providing essential services. However, many church leaders are so focused on their mission that inefficiencies in daily operations often go unnoticed until...
Ministry Brands' 2025 State of Church Giving Report has been released. Key findings of the report show: Recurring giving accounts for 42% of digital donations and 57% of digital transactions, even though nearly half of churches don’t currently offer the option. Giving...
I have been deeply involved in the live audio engineering industry for many years. Growing up, I was my father’s right-hand helper, initially performing tasks similar to those of a roadie—rolling cables, setting up and tearing down the stage and PA system. However,...
Easter is one of the most significant Sundays of the year. It’s more than just a big attendance day for you; it’s an opportunity to introduce your church to new people and remind your community who you are. Here’s how to create an effective Easter strategy: 1. Know...
Lent is a season of reflection, sacrifice, and renewal, a natural journey toward Easter's joy. However, many modern churches miss a significant opportunity to engage their communities during this sacred period. In today's digital age, effective church communication...
David Leuschner and micrentals.com president Stephen Arruda discuss church stewardship. Topics include: How does poor stewardship lead to burnout? How can budgeting be made easier? The best way to manage capital assets How your personal finance habits can shape...
Most people checking out your church will view you on social before they visit you in a service. The problem is that most of us set up our social platforms a while ago and haven’t revisited the header content in years. Which means it is probably outdated. I recently...
I have been asked the question – “What percentage of our church budget should be allocated to facilities?” I really wish it were that easy and that there was a magic formula or a standard that works for every church. I wish there were a CPA firm or financial...
Churches have discovered the power of digital marketing. Many ask, “How do we grow our church ministries online authentically and effectively?” You can expand your reach and foster meaningful connections by focusing on branding and communication strategy. Here are 6...
In today's digital age, effective communication is essential for any organization, including the church. As we look ahead to the year ahead and beyond, it's clear that incorporating church videos into your communication strategy is an absolute must. Videos have become...
In this episode, David Leuschner talks to Kenny Jahng and Corey Alderin about using artificial intelligence. Points include: What is A.I.? How to use A.I. Can A.I. get you in trouble? How A.I. can aid your social media. Listen to the podcast here:
As a pastor or ministry leader, you wear many hats. That’s an understatement, right? Spiritual shepherd, visionary, counselor, and often an administrator. But in the coming year, leadership demands are shifting. To navigate this dynamic season, it’s time to adopt some...
David Leuschner talks to Nicole Lucas, author of "Leadership Frameworks" about how leadership skills, social skills, and emotional intelligence apply to leading a tech team.Other topics include: What to do with your used production gear What churches need to do to...
Have you ever felt the power of a kick drum through a massive PA system? It’s incredible—and dangerous. The rush of moving thousands of people, whether as a musician, worship leader, or audio engineer, can quickly shift from confidence to ego if we’re not careful. It...
Over the past two years I’ve had many conversations with friends considering a job transition. Some of those resigned and some were fired. Some of those were working in the secular workplace and some in the sacred. Below is the advice I’ve given those friends. The...
During a finance meeting last week, I received a call from a church leader. They were discussing the adoption of a safety and security plan for their 130-member congregation. The only question they wanted me to answer was, "Are these plans nice to have or need to...
The end of the year is your chance to shine as a church and prepare for the future. These tips will help your church be known for clear, strategic communication as you close out 2024 (and anticipate 2025)! Internal Church Communication Tips 1. Thank Your Team: Send...
We’ve all heard the popular line: “Preach the gospel always. When necessary, use words.” As individuals, we can implement this through our actions and decisions. But what about as a church? How can we “preach the gospel” and build the Kingdom of God as a church apart...
A Cautionary Tale: What Happened and Why? In November 2024, Kaitlyn Fisher, a 31-year-old former administrative executive assistant for The Presbytery of Kendall in Idaho Falls, Idaho, was sentenced to three to ten years in prison for embezzling over $330,000. The...
Security and other video camera usage has become nearly ubiquitous these days. Nonprofits regularly install and often use cameras around entryways for security purposes and for monitoring children’s programs, as well as for now similarly commonplace videoconferences....
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