On this week’s episode we had the chance to sit down with Phil and ask him some personal questions, giving us all a chance to get to know Phil Schneider a little better…if you would like to ask Phil a question, you can use #cmagcast or send us a message directly at podcast@churchm.ag and Phil will answer your question on an upcoming episode.
This week we ended up talking about the Batman vs Superman movie. I’m not sure how, but we did. And we recorded it. And called it a podcast. If you would like to join the fun, you can use #cmagcast or email us directly at podcast@churchm.ag.
This is easily the craziest episodes in the history of the ChurchMag Podcast.At least we offer a $50 discount for That Church Conference (9/20-9/21) – listen for the details!
If you recall (you can listen to part one on episode 120) , Colton Depuy is a newly hired AV Coordinator at his church in Boise ID. The second part of his question relates to church worship volume complaints – in the case of being too loud.
Colton Depuy sends us a question (https://churchm.ag/riddle-me-this/) and asks:“I was on the Audio Team for 8 years before taking this position. Previously, we had one volunteer who headed up the teams (Audio & Presentation) but we are looking to add lighting and video, so the decision was made to hire a part-time position to head it up. So one question is, how much to delegate vs take on my self. I work a full time regular job plus this position and cannot always make all events. I feel bad...
What do you think about church VR (Virtual Reality)? Should we be using it in the church? What about live streaming VR? Tell us what you think! Use the #cmagcast hashtag on Twitter or send us a message: https://churchm.ag/podcast
Phil Schneider interviews Kevin Kelly (http://kk.org), who is the founding executive editor of Wired magazine (http://wired.com/) and author of several books including his latest: The Inevitable.
On this very special but mostly fun episode of the ChurchMag Podcast, Eric Dye interviews our very own Jeremy Smith. Would you like to ask him a quesiton and have it answered on an upcoming podcast? Send us an email: podcast@churchm.ag
Sarah Elliot sent us a question ( https://churchm.ag/riddle-me-this ) asking if there are some software or equipment that could bring worship visuals to the next level.Phil also shared these helpful links:http://www.renewedvision.com/propresenter.phphttp://www.mediashout.com/https://easyworship.com/http://www.liveworship.com/index.htmlhttp://creationswap.com/https://shiftworship.com/https://proclaimonline.com/http://churchmediadrop.com/http://www.motionworship.com/free-worship-video-background/h...
When is there too much tech in church tech? That's the question we tackle on this episode. Tell us what you think by using #cmagcast on Twitter or email us at podcast@churchm.ag. And leave us an iTunes review! :D https://churchm.ag/podcast
This week we talk about the cost of free products and service. If you would like to join the conversation, tell us what your favorite free online services you like to use by using #cmagcast on Twitter, email us at podcast@churchm.ag, or visit the ChurchMag Podcast page on ChurchMag (https://churchm.ag)
Summer is in full swing and before you know it, the holidays will be knocking at the door. Is your church tech team ready for it? On this week's podcast, we talk about the importance of training a b-team of sorts. Backups. A plan-b if you will.... https://churchm.ag/podcast
These are a few things to consider when revising or creating your first vision statement. Eric, Jeremy, and Phil take a closer look at crafting a church vision statement for your church, ministry, or church tech team. https://churchm.ag/podcast
Chris Wilson joins Eric, Jeremy, and Phil as they talk about Google I/O, the Internet of Things, and how these future technologies may or may not effect us. https://churchm.ag/podcast
Eric, Jeremy, and Phil talk about what they are planning to do this Summer – but they want to hear about what YOU are doing this Summer! Use #cmagcast, email us at podcast@churchm.ag to tell us what you're doing and we'll share it in the weeks to come...also find us here: https://churchm.ag/podcast/
ChurchMag Press (https://churchmag.press) has released a brand new Church tech devotional for Church tech, by Church tech. Written by our very own Jeremy Smith, he talks about this new devotional and shares a "behind the scenes" tragedy in the creation of said devo. https://churchmag.press/rebuilding
On this week’s episode we talk about limitations, working within them, and how they can actually help us be more awesome. If you would like to ask a question or plug-in to this week’s conversation, use the ChurchMag Podcast hashtag #cmagcast or visit our website at churchm.ag/podcast and send us an email.
We talk about the real meaning of hustle, how it's been changing around the web, and how we hustled to finish the ChurchMag web design last week.
Phil Schneider drops some knowledge on 3 tips for new church sound tech leadership. If you've just been handed the responsibility of church sound, what do you do? Or maybe you've been leading your church sound team for a while, are you preparing someone to take your place? Talk to us: https://churchm.ag/podcast
This week we share the mic again with ChurchMag Senior Staff Writer Rachel Blom as we talk about women in church tech. If you want to join the conversation, make a comment, or ask a question, drop us your thoughts via Twitter using #cmagcast or email us an audio file to podcast@chruchm.ag.
ChurchMag Senior Staff Writer Rachel Blom talks with us about writing inspiration. As a published author and prolific writer, there's hardly a better person to talk with about writing inspiration.
We've talked about VR for many years, now, but the technology has finally become affordable and it's beginning to spread among the masses faster and faster. So now what? Also, Sean's evil plan finally comes to pass...
This week our conversation is started-up by John Wilkerson. We talk about the difference struggles small and large churches face – if any at all. If you want to join the conversation, drop us your thoughts via Twitter using #cmagcast, or email us your words or audio file to podcast@chruchm.ag just like John did.
On this fine episode we talk about the Fiver service, not being cheap, and that unlike popular belief – or Facebook ads – there are no shortcuts to online success. If you want to join the conversation, drop us your thoughts via Twitter using #cmagcast, or email use your words or audio file to podcast@chruchm.ag.
This is a very special episode for us – it's our 100th episode!!! Please bear with us we ramble, reminisce, and talk about the future of the ChurchMag Podcast. Thank you for listening and being so awesome. :)
Easter Sunday – the Super Bowl of all Sundays is here! As the preparations wind down as we ready for Resurrection Sunday, we talk about what church staff and volunteers need to do now that all this hard work is complete...
Jeremy Smith interviews Carl Barnhill about Church tech volunteers. Carl is Creative Director and Owner of TWELVE:THIRTY Media and host of The Church Media Podcast.
We answer Adrian Compos' question: “Are y'all familiar or have best practices with training your new team members? Maybe measuring their success?”And be sure to enter to win Great Church Sound (http://www.greatchurchsound.com/churchmag) – listen for details. :)
We talk with James Wasem, author of Great Church Sound. And we talk about...wait for it...wait for it...Great Church Sound (we also talk about great church sound). Learn more and get a free download at: http://www.greatchurchsound.com/churchmag
On this week’s episode we talk about preparing for Easter. Is your church tech team ready? Are you trying anything new? Should you try something new? Join into the conversation, by using the ChurchMag Podcast hashtag #cmagcast. We love hearing from you. :) And learn more about Social Kit Pro: http://churchm.ag/social-kit-pro/
