The Unstuck Church Podcast with Amy Anderson Making Disciples in a Culture of Busy - Episode 101
167 hours per week. That's how much time people spend doing all the things that don't happen at a weekend church service.
If you're interested in redeeming all that time to help people take next steps in their relationship with Christ, there's one particular strategy we'd encourage you to employ.
And very few churches are trying it.
This episode is all about podcasting. A few reasons to look at your church podcast through a new lens:
- 32% of the US population is consuming podcast content monthly
- 22% are engaging weekly
- The average weekly podcast consumer listens to 6+ hours of podcast episodes
- 80% of podcast listeners listen to the entire episode or most of the episode
In this episode, Sean Bublitz joins Tony and Amy to talk about how your church podcast could be so much more than a replay of your weekend message and could help you extend the reach of your church directly into people’s lives.
Listen for a practical discussion about why and how to get started.
For the full episode transcript and links mentioned during the show, visit this episode's Show Notes at theunstuckgroup.com/episode101.
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Instead of the usual leader conversation guide, in this episode we wanted to give you something practical to help you get started. So, we created a PDF guide called A Beginner's Guide to Starting a Church Podcast.
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