@_tomcashman huh. I feel it's less "bakeries being tastier than croissants" and more "you liked croissants, maybe you'd like a danish?", where comedians are different baked goods and the club is the bakery?
(obviously comedians are the makers though so the analogy only goes so far)
The rolling hills of Melbourneโs north-eastern bushland suburbs is where many Australian nature lovers make their home, but when it comes to getting around the district, the environment is pushing back. https://t.co/B71E8QchOq
@BradyShearer Are you asking your photographers to do image releases or anything? Signs up in the foyer to say "your image may be captured and used by XYZ Church"?
I'm hiring a long lens to have a crack at this myself (in Australia) in a couple of weeks ๐ฅณ
@JayKranda@NilsSmith I'm hopeful to find a digital ministry podcast that talks more about practical life change and bringing people to Jesus, through technology, rather than talking about technology first, if that makes sense?
@JayKranda@NilsSmith I guess my main comment is that for an episode titled "the state of online ministry in 2024", you spent a lot of time not talking about the present reality.
I am glad that podcasts like this exist though, as you said - online pastors need people to learn with and from! 6/