Your Church’s Live Streaming Strategy Requires Intention

I never take for granted how privileged I am to use my experience and passion for digital video in a way that serves the Church. I’ve been blown away by the wide variety of clever streaming strategies that ministries execute. Some churches deliver a constant flow of fresh video content to their platforms; I’ve also …

Making Disciples of All Nation: How to Take Your Live Stream Global

Consider this: How can your church reach the nations without digital tools? While possible, leveraging digital technology is undeniably more cost-effective and scalable. As church leaders, you likely have Matthew 28’s The Great Commission burned into your psyche. “Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and …

How to Create Long-Form Video Content for Your Church

Long-form videos, like sermons presented as mini-documentaries or extended Bible studies crafted into multi-part series, give ministries the chance to dive into complex spiritual topics without rushing. They let viewers immerse themselves in teachings, stories, or worship experiences that might not fit neatly into that 45-minute sermon on Sunday. What’s more, longer videos aren’t just …

What is IMAG and How to Use It At Your Church

Technology is changing how we experience the world, and church worship services are no exception. To keep up with evolving tech trends, many churches are turning to tools like Image Magnification (IMAG). But what exactly is IMAG? It’s a system that uses live video to project close-up views onto large screens, ensuring that even those …

What’s the Best Upload Speed for Streaming Video Live?

As a live streaming option becomes more expected, ensuring a seamless and high-quality viewing experience is vital. One key factor driving this experience is upload speed for streaming video—often overlooked, but crucial for successful streaming content. Good upload speed influences the clarity and reliability of a live stream. It determines how quickly video data is transmitted …

How to Live Stream On Multiple Platforms Successfully

Connecting with your audience means showing up where they already spend their time. And let’s be real—it’s not just one place anymore. Think Facebook, YouTube, your church’s website, and more. Live streaming across multiple platforms isn’t just a trend—it’s a smart way to reach more people and keep them engaged. Of course, managing streams on …

Does Your Church Live Streaming Tech Struggle With Peak-Demand Performance?

Have you noticed your church’s live stream seems to freeze or buffer when the service is at its most powerful? You’re not alone. With more congregations moving to digital worship, managing performance during peak times—like Christmas Eve or Easter—has become a real challenge. These are the moments when you want your message to reach every …

RTMP vs. RTSP: Which Protocol Is Best for Church Live Streaming?

Streaming church services online has become a powerful way to extend your congregation’s reach, as streaming makes it possible for your congregants to access your services anytime, anywhere.  But the quality of that experience hinges on choosing the right streaming protocol. RTMP (Real-Time Messaging Protocol) and RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol) are two leading options that …

Is Your Church’s Multi Camera Setup Following Live Stream Best Practices?

The rise of live streaming has made multi-camera setups essential for connecting with our congregations. This blog will walk you through setting up and optimizing a multi-camera system that enhances both in-person and online worship experiences.  We’ll cover practical aspects like camera positioning, lighting, and audio integration, while also addressing common pitfalls that can disrupt …

Digital Evangelism: Equipping Your Church to Reach the World Online

Charles Spurgeon famously said, “It’s the whole job of the whole church to preach the whole gospel to the whole world.”  Technology has enabled every believer to do this through phones and laptops without leaving their homes. I cannot count how many conversations I have had about helping believers and church teams grow in understanding …