The Church3.0 Podcast
The Church3.0 Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Church3.0, presented by Apollos. This podcast is for church leaders, IT team members, and anyone passionate about the future of faith, community, digital discipleship, and all things church tech.Hosted by Tyler Vance, COO of Apollos, Church3.0 dives deep into the shifting landscape of modern Christian culture. Each episode explores a different facet of both the enduring truths and the urgent challenges defining the current church experience. Listen in as Tyler sits down with guests from around the globe who are key church leaders and innovators in the faith space. Tune into each conversation as we seek to understand what it looks like to live out a 2,000-year-old faith in a rapidly changing, digital-first world. From navigating cultural shifts and digital distractions to reimagining community and engagement outside of Sunday service, Church3.0 asks the tough questions about relevance, impact, and Christ-centered hope in the 21st century.If you’re seeking conversations that push boundaries, challenge assumptions, and inspire transformation, this podcast is for you. Discover how leaders are cultivating vibrant communities (both online and in person), addressing real-world issues, and creating a more hopeful future for the church and the world.Church3.0. Push boundaries. Change lives. Create a more hopeful future.For more information visit: https://apollos.com/church-growth
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The podcast covers key topics around digital discipleship, cultural shifts in the church, and community engagement, with episodes like Rethinking Church Growth exploring the integration of technology in enhancing spiritual experiences and challenges in maintaining relevance in a rapidly changing world.
Welcome to Church3.0, presented by Apollos. This podcast is for church leaders, IT team members, and anyone passionate about the future of faith, community, digital discipleship, and all things church tech.
Hosted by Tyler Vance, COO of Apollos, Church3.0 dives deep into the shifting landscape of modern Christian culture. Each episode explores a different facet of both the enduring truths and the urgent challenges defining the current church experience.
Listen in as Tyler sits down with guests from around the globe who are key church leaders and innovators in the faith space. Tune into each conversation as we seek to understand what it looks like to live out a 2,000-year-old faith in a rapidly changing, digital-first world.
From navigating cultural shifts and digital distractions to reimagining community and engagement outside of Sunday service, Church3.0 asks the tough questions about relevance, impact, and Christ-centered hope in the 21st century.
If you’re seeking conversations that push boundaries, challenge assumptions, and inspire transformation, this podcast is for you. Discover how leaders are cultivating vibrant communities (both online and in person), addressing real-world issues, and creating a more hopeful future for the church and the world.
Church3.0. Push boundaries. Change lives. Create a more hopeful future.
For more information visit: https://apollos.com/church-growth
In this episode of Church3.0, Tyler Vance sits down with Darin Yates from Crossroads Church to discuss the critical evolution of church technology over the past two decades. Darin shares how Crossroads strategically shifted from simply enhancing in-person services with technology to leveraging digital tools for deeper discipleship and community engagement.
Hear about Crossroads' early innovations like cassette tape distribution, the lessons learned from their first major digital initiatives, and how a culture of prayer now drives both spiritual growth and generosity.
Darin also highlights the importance of owning your digital platforms rather than relying on borrowed audiences. He explains how Crossroads designs its app experiences to foster daily community among believers.
Whether you are a church leader grappling with digital strategy or someone passionate about the future of ministry, this episode is packed with practical insights and visionary leadership.
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