Your church website isn’t just an online bulletin—it’s the digital front door to your ministry. In 2025, the best church websites are smarter, more interactive, and more engaging than ever. Here are five big trends that can take your church website...
We’ve just launched a handful of new improvements to many different areas of the software. Not big changes, but small incremental (and much welcomed) changes. Especially with regards to user permissions. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s been added/...
I recently wrote about the best Bible apps anyone can download. But for iPhone users, there's one app that outshines them all: Logos. I'm a big fan of the Logos Bible App. Here's why it's the best bible app on iPhone: Extensive Library of Resourc...
It has never been easier to access and read the Bible. There are many Bible apps in your app store that offer a wide range of features, making each one unique. With so many options to choose from, it can be overwhelming to find the right app for your need...
There are lots of church management systems you can use for your ministry. But are they worth it? And how do you pick the best one? Having a good church management system can make a huge difference as you manage your ministry. It can save you time and mo...
Let's be real... your church website matters. It's often the first thing people check out before they step through your doors. A great site can draw people in, while a clunky, outdated one might send them running. So, how do you build a good church...
Managing multiple platforms for church forms and giving can be cumbersome. That’s why we’ve introduced an exciting feature— Now you can embed your ChurchTrac forms and your online giving form directly onto your church website, simplifying your digi...
Church presentation software has become an essential tool for modern churches. It enables worshipers to easily follow along in worship services by displaying lyrics, sermon slides, videos, and Bible verses. However, with so many presentation software opti...
We’ve all been there—debating whether to trim a sermon or add just a few more minutes of teaching. It’s a question pastors, church leaders, and teachers often wrestle with: How long should a sermon be? The short answer? It depends. ...