You may have noticed that Hybrid is the new norm—in all areas, not just the church. Using technology to connect and engage was a necessity during the pandemic, but now it’s an expectation.
Hear Brandon Donaldson, pastor and leader at Life.Church, share why your church should embrace a hybrid church model.
When it comes to embracing a hybrid church model, your staff or board may have a variety of viewpoints.
To help your church take a step toward adopting a hybrid church model, Life.Church pastor and leader, Brandon Donaldson, shares a few misconceptions about hybrid church. Watch this video and discuss with your team.
Many church leaders are asking the question: “How do I do hybrid church?”
Embracing hybrid church can’t be boiled down to a one-size-fits-all framework, but how your church leans into hybrid church will depend on two things:
In this video, Brandon Donaldson, pastor and leader at Life.Church, will share four steps that will position you well to begin taking steps toward hybrid church.
Gathering together as a body of believers is powerful. As the church, we were made to build relationships and meet each other’s needs.
But, equipping each other to “be the Church” doesn’t just happen when we gather; by using technology, it can happen all throughout the week.
Learn more about how we, as pastors and church leaders, can shift our mindset from gathering to equipping.
Church isn’t about your location—whether you’re gathered in-person or online—it’s about your mission. Church isn’t a building or online service, it’s the people. When you shift this perspective, you’ll create an environment for your attenders that provides a cohesive experience, regardless of how or where they’re viewing your services.
What are some of the ways you can shift from thinking first about your location to your mission?
Imagine providing opportunities for your church to build community, read through God’s Word together, take spiritual next steps, and dive deeper into your sermon content—all outside of your weekly service.
When we focus on engagement over attendance, we can provide rich, engaging ways for our church to seek intimacy with God daily.
As churches embrace a hybrid church mindset, we must remember we’re providing more than just content. We’re focused on building community around content.
Hybrid church isn’t about pushing content out—it’s about inviting conversation and action around what your church is sharing.
Spend some time processing with your team how you can provide ways for your attenders to build community around your content.
You may have noticed that Hybrid is the new norm—in all areas, not just the church. Using technology to connect and engage was a necessity during the pandemic, but now it’s an expectation! Create connection points with your church community in person and online.
Thanks to our partners at YouVersion for providing these Hybrid Church training videos.
For more resources for your church, visit https://YouVersion.Church.
