Do you record your sermons in video format? I found this article helpful in deciding to use video in my church, as it brings up some good benefits of using video, both for the church itself and for the churchgoers: http://kingdomincblog.com/why-mega-church-pastor-use-video-cameras/
The Benefits of Recording Sermons on Video
Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by starviola, Feb 25, 2015.
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Before I starting attending the church I now attend, I visited the website and listened to quite a few of the sermons (no video, just audio). There were times when the pastor referenced a picture or graphic on a screen, or something on the platform where it would have been nice to have video so I could see what he was talking about.
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HeDied4U- Exactly! It's like listening to a news story on the radio unable to see the footage they are talking about, it's kinda frustrating in my opinion. I think audio sermons are OK if there are no added visual elements in the sermon, but if graphics/Power Points are used, they should really make a video version of the sermon available in addition to the audio.