I just finished listening to the Preach the Word Conference that was held in Southern California in November 2008. Great stuff! Check out this list of speakers: – Greg Laurie – Chuck Smith – Chuck Swindoll – John MacArthur – James McDonald – Bob Coy – Alistair Begg – And others! If you're a guy who teaches expositionally, these conference messages will fire you up about continue to teach God's Word to others. I highly recommend it!
Zero to Sixty ebook available now!
Zero to Sixty won't be released until May 1st, but the ebook is available right now for those who can't wait. You can pick up the ebook right here. (By the way, Zero to Sixty will be available for the Kindle when the book is released, for those who are Kindle lovers).
Church-Strategies.com
After being encouraged to do this for quite some time, I decided to put together a website that has resources for Pastors and church leaders. The site is www.church-strategies.com. The goal of my site is to offer "Practical help for spiritual leadership". I hope you'll take the time to check it out. church-strategies.com contains books, ebooks, sermons and audio resources for leading a healthy church. So have a look around. By the way, if you enter the coupon code welcome you'll get 20% off. Enjoy!
If you’re going to do an Easter Mailing… (Part 3)
#3 – Track your results If you're going to take the time to invest the resources for an Easter mailer, then create a way to track its effectiveness. One way to do that is to create a URL on the mail piece that people can go on. This way every time someone logs on, your analytics program can record that and you can see how many people are taking the next step. If you're doing 2 different mail pieces, create 2 different URL's for each. We have one for our mailers and another for our door hangers. We're trying … Read More
If you’re going to do an Easter Mailing… (Part 2)
#2 – Mail to your database There are people who call your church home, who don't attend every week. Let's me honest, there's people in our databases who attend once or twice a year. Don't assume that the semi-disconnected people on your database know when Easter is and what you're doing for Easter. Plus, it sends another reminder to those who are regular attenders in your church.
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