Discover what’s actually working for small church teams to extend Sunday’s message beyond Sunday. Join Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin for an honest 45-minute conversation. No slides. No demo.
Wednesday, September 16
8:00 to 9:00 AM PT · 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET
Can't make it live? Register anyway. The replay goes out to everyone on the list.
Discover what’s actually working for small church teams to extend Sunday’s message beyond Sunday. Join Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin for an honest 45-minute conversation. No slides. No demo.
Wednesday, September 16
8:00 to 9:00 AM PT · 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET
Can't make it live? Register anyway. The replay goes out to everyone on the list.

Founder & CEO, Sermon Shots
Dean at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University
The ordinary, repetitive work teams are handing off so they can spend Monday with people instead of a timeline. And the places it is not worth the trouble.
What stays with the pastor and the team no matter what, and how these churches talk to their congregation about it plainly.
One or two things you could try this month, with the team and budget you already have. Nothing to buy to get value from this session.
Founder and CEO of Sermon Shots, where he has spent the last four years working alongside pastors to help their sermons reach people beyond Sunday. He has seen firsthand what helps a small team and what only adds work.
Dean and Professor of Leadership and Christian Ministry at Talbot School of Theology, Editor-in-Chief of Outreach Magazine, and former head of LifeWay Research. He has planted and revitalized churches and trained leaders on six continents, which means he has watched plenty of new ideas come and go.
Lead and teaching pastors at churches under 500
Communications directors who are also the whole department
Executive pastors weighing tools against a real budget
Volunteers who ended up running the church's social accounts
A real conversation between Ed and Corey, with examples from churches like yours and time for your questions at the end. You'll leave with one or two things you could actually try this month.
Forty-five minutes at most, including time for questions at the end. We'd rather end early than run long.
Register anyway. Everyone who signs up gets the full replay by email within a day of the session.
Yes. That size is exactly who we had in mind. Every example comes from teams of one to five people, not large media departments.
Nothing. It's free to attend and free to watch afterward.
Wednesday, September 16. One hour, free. Leave your name and we will hold your seat.