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Spiritual music is generally a large part of church services. Now in the post-pandemic era, the way our hymns are delivered to us is changing. We talk to Minister Brittany Whitlow about it. She also shares the joys and complexities associated with having to conduct music for both an in-person and virtual audience. We also look at how spiritual music will have to evolve in order to keep up with the digital crowd.

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In this episode, we talk to Rev. Megan Huston of First Christian Church in Bowling Green, KY, about how she keeps her online community, which includes both old and new church members, in the forefront and keeps them from becoming "afterthoughts". We also delve into whether dependency on online-only worship is problematic. She also gives her thoughts on what should remain private in churches versus what is broadcast through a livestream. Rev. Huston mentions how upcoming church renovations will add to their media ministry. Finally, we discuss how livestreaming and social media can help expose others to women in church leadership positions.

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In this episode, we talk to Rev. Dr. Marlon Scott about how he turned his entire ministry virtual. We learn what it’s been like having a church truly “with no walls” as he explains how he went from shunning social media and live-streaming all together to being a huge proponent of virtual worship. He tells a unique story of how a natural disaster (not the pandemic) began the changeover for him. Rev. Scott shares how he maintains a congregation when there is absolutely no in-person interactions. Check out this dynamic conversation!

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In the second part of our interview, we delve with Minister Merritt into why he feels a full turn to virtual-only church would eventually kill Christianity in the United States. We also look at why young people are misunderstood when it comes to religion and media. We also talk about how the church for the new generation may come into fruition.

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In this 2-part episode, we talk to 19-year-old Minister Donari Merritt, who has been preaching since he was 14. In the first episode, Minister Merritt talks about his journey into preaching at an early age, and he gives us his perspective on what Gen Z feels about religion in a virtual space. He also shares his thoughts on what it means to be a "digital native" when it comes to preaching. Don't forget to leave a comment on this episode. Check out our previous episodes on Apple Music and Spotify!

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In part 2 of our interview with Pastor Lockhart, we look at the pressure that pastors may feel when these days when crafting their sermon knowing it will be sharing space in the virtual world with millions of others on a weekly basis. We also discuss how some churches and their leadership have chosen to become more provocative to capture an audience in the vast virtual landscape.

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In the first episode of 2-part interview with Pastor Dana Lockhart, we learn the struggles he faced in the early days of the pandemic to set up a livestream and social media presence at a church he was only acting pastor of. He also tells us how the church still came together in-person to provide supplies to his community while not being able to return to the sanctuary. He also tells us the moment he knew that the church's online presence was growing.

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As much as we would like to attend church service in-person, sometimes we just can't. So having the online option can be a Godsend for many. In this episode, Ryan talks with Carla Dotson & Reva Keeling, both members at Mt. Zion in Nashville, TN about how they have used livestreaming to keep engaged with their church even though they can't be there physically.

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