1. You can allow your people to get to know your personality. What a person's interests are tell a lot about them. This will help them respond to you during the Sunday's sermon.
2. You can restate the main sermon point of the week a few times throughout the week. Remind people how to apply God's Word to their daily lives.
3. You can highlight major events in the life of your church. If they are importaint to the pastor, they will be important to the flock.
4. You can network and share ideas with other Pastors. These leaders may be from your local area, or from another church across the country. Large or small, connectivity works. Relationships matter.
5. You can fulfill the Great Commission: When Jesus said: Go into all the world and preach the Gospel… “All the world” applies to the Internet-world, as well as the Twitter-world. A pastor can go into all the world physically and digitally one tweet at a time.
2. You can restate the main sermon point of the week a few times throughout the week. Remind people how to apply God's Word to their daily lives.
3. You can highlight major events in the life of your church. If they are importaint to the pastor, they will be important to the flock.
4. You can network and share ideas with other Pastors. These leaders may be from your local area, or from another church across the country. Large or small, connectivity works. Relationships matter.
5. You can fulfill the Great Commission: When Jesus said: Go into all the world and preach the Gospel… “All the world” applies to the Internet-world, as well as the Twitter-world. A pastor can go into all the world physically and digitally one tweet at a time.
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