Pastors preach on Sunday mornings – week in and week out, year after year. They have hundreds of sermons and all the sermon notes. Those sermons shouldn’t just disappear, never to be seen again. You should be able to use them for something. We call it micro-repurposable content.
The knowledge and wisdom in each sermon should continue to be used. Sermons can be used every day of the week, not just on Sundays. Because every sermon's end goal should be to continue reaching people for Jesus because the content is timeless.
In this episode of the FrontDoor Church Podcast, we talk about how those Sunday morning sermons can be repurposed and used on your church’s digital platforms. For example, take the sermon and make it a blog post. Go a step further and break it down into 3-4 main points. Now you have 4 blog posts. That’s just one of the ways you can continue to use sermons. We talk more about it and six others in the 5th episode, 7 Ways to Repurpose Sermons.
Pastors preach on Sunday mornings – week in and week out, year after year. They have hundreds of sermons and all the sermon notes. Those sermons shouldn’t just disappear, never to be seen again. You should be able to use them for something. We call it micro-repurposable content.
The knowledge and wisdom in each sermon should continue to be used. Sermons can be used every day of the week, not just on Sundays. Because every sermon's end goal should be to continue reaching people for Jesus because the content is timeless.
In this episode of the FrontDoor Church Podcast, we talk about how those Sunday morning sermons can be repurposed and used on your church’s digital platforms. For example, take the sermon and make it a blog post. Go a step further and break it down into 3-4 main points. Now you have 4 blog posts. That’s just one of the ways you can continue to use sermons. We talk more about it and six others in the 5th episode, 7 Ways to Repurpose Sermons.