What is the process to set up a Church Plant Media website? As mentioned in a previous post, Church Plant Media builds websites for a wide spectrum of gospel ministry endeavors. We have worked hard to make our setup process as simple as possible. The following steps are all it takes to get up and…
Does Church Plant Media build websites for both churches and ministries? Yes, with “plant” as our middle name, we are happy to help you “grow” your online ministry. We have been building great websites for gospel ministry since 1998 and we welcome any gospel-loving group that is defined by the words “Church & Mission” including,…
TOP 5 FEATURES OF A HELPFUL CHURCH WEBSITE Happy Easter from your friends at Church Plant Media! As your team prepares for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday services, we wanted to encourage you to take a fresh look at your church website. According to LifeWay Research and the 1,000 Protestant pastors they polled…
THE “ENTRANCE” OF A CHURCH WEBSITE Hello again from your friends over at Church Plant Media. We are back with the last post in our series exploring the idea that A Church Website = an Online Building. In this series we have been sharing how the form and function of a church website can be…
THE “EXTERIOR” OF A CHURCH WEBSITE Grace and peace to you during this special season of Lent. Church Plant Media here again to unpack our thoughts about how it can be helpful to understand that A Church Website = an Online Building. In the blog post at that link we outlined how churches can think…
I’m sure you’ve had the experience within the course of a normal conversation, when you stumble across something profound and unexpected. This happened to me as I was in the process of writing my first book United: Captured by God’s Vision for Diversity. I was already underway in the writing process, so I clearly believed…
THE “FLOORPLAN” OF A CHURCH WEBSITE Greetings and salutations from your friends at Church Plant Media. As we’ve shared previously, we are taking some time to expand on the concepts that we outlined in our post; A Church Website = an Online Building. We have been encouraging churches to think about their websites using these…
THE “FOUNDATION” OF A CHURCH WEBSITE Hello again from your friends at Church Plant Media. We are glad to be with you again to further unpack the thoughts that we shared in our post A Church Website = an Online Building. As previously mentioned, to understand the form and function of a church website, it…
THE “CORNERSTONE” OF A CHURCH WEBSITE Grace and peace to you from Church Plant Media. A few months ago we shared some thoughts here about how A Church Website = an Online Building. In that post we encouraged people to consider how certain aspects of a brick-and-mortar meeting space can help people understand the form…
CHURCH PLANT MEDIA ~ A LA CARTE Happy New Year from your friends at Church Plant Media! Now that we are several days into 2014, we wanted to take a brief look back at some posts from 2013. We also wanted to ask you, the readers of Challies Dot Com: how can we serve you…
USING THE WWW FOR WINTER WEATHER WARNING Christmas greetings from your friends at Church Plant Media! Before our various holiday celebrations, we wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Due to all the recent snowfall across North America, Tim has asked us to help you put together an inclement weather…
After a year-long project, it is our delight to unveil to you our newest iteration (or upgrade) of Monergism.com. We have thankfully, with no small effort, reached our goal of making significant user-friendly technological improvements to the website which, we know, will greatly benefit you and Christians around the world. During this time, many of…
HOW TO SHARE THE GOSPEL ON YOUR WEBSITE Hello again from your friends at Church Plant Media. We’re here with a few more ideas for your church website content. With Advent upon us and Christmas quickly approaching, we wanted to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ to share the gospel online. As we all…
HOW TO KEEP CHURCH WEBSITE CONTENT FRESH Greetings from your good friends at Church Plant Media. We’re back with more thoughts about church website content. For this installment we will be answering one of the questions that Brett shared via a comment on our introductory post. He asked the following: What’s the best way to…
Whosoever Will May Read Your Content Hello again from your good friends over at Church Plant Media. We’re here again with another installment of church webology. This time around we will be answering two of the commenters who posted questions to us via our introductory post in September. Dan Alger commented, asking the following: Do…
A Church Website = An Online Building Greetings from your friends at Church Plant Media! We are back with another response to the questions posted to Tim’s blog in September. Joanna commented, asking us the following: My question is how do you graciously but persuasively make a case to church leadership that a reasonable quality…
Counting the Cost of a Church Website Hello again from Church Plant Media! In our Web Stuff Wednesdays Introduction we asked you, the readers of Challies Dot Com, to comment on that post with your church website questions. Carl asked the following: If I understand correctly, there are two kinds of web sites: sites you…
Introduction to Church Plant Media Hello readers of Challies Dot Com! Tim mentioned the following in a recent post: “For the time being I have begun a partnership with my friends at Church Plant Media, so you will be seeing their ads and getting to know them better.” Over the past few years you may…
Are we sure that the God we serve is the God described in Scripture? Is rethinking Him biblically really necessary? How do we do it? How would it affect our views of Christ, the gospel, holiness, worship, evangelism, service, and revival? Behold Your God: Rethinking God Biblically, led by Dr. John Snyder, is a 12-week…
Reformed Baptist Seminary is a church-based ministerial academy that provides a full theological curriculum as either a Master of Divinity or Bachelor of Divinity degree. It also offers streamlined 32 and 24-credit degrees, diplomas, and certificate programs. Our entire program can be completed via online learning as well as through our modular format live classes.…