Microsite Ministry Podcast Mingo Palacios

In this 4 part mini-series, you'll learn the strategies we used to assess leaders and locations. Count > Walk > Ask > Love. It's sequential and it's worked for launching dozens of microsites.

We see Jesus do many things in the New Testament. One of the things that stands out us is how Jesus split his time between the temple and the wells. The temple had a certain type of person, and the well had another. Similarly, your community has "temple" people and "well" people. In this episode we learn how microsites help reach the well and influence the temple.

There are LOTS of resources your church has that can help minister to peoples needs at your microsite. Mingo and Esli draw the line between being a Savior and a vessel, and give some practical ideas for how to tether what already exists to your newly established microsite. Mingo also goes on a deep and personal rant on why we should NEVER "love on people" - but rather be very intentional about how we want to love people well.

@micrositegirl & @micrositeguy

Now that you have an idea for a location, you have some things to ask and count. It's not what you might be thinking, but it's a MANDATORY step in the process to launch a healthy microsite. Esli and Mingo draw from 7 years of combined Microsite Ministry experience, launching sites, and helping other churches launch their own sites too.

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Locations are a critical component to Microsites, but where, how and why are critical questions to address when determining your space.

Mingo and Esli talk through 5 years of helping teams launch locations and the wins you need to know to do it well.

@micrositeguy & @micrositegirl

Microsites are a means to an end. This episode shares how it works inside of an existing strategy and works to help move people from outside your church to members inside your church. We also unpack data from 100 streaming churches and discuss the most standout responses.

Hosted by Mingo and Jay

@micrositeguy and @jaykranda