Collide Magazine

At WorshipHouseMedia.com you’ll find almost 1,500 sermon illustration videos available to use at your church. At SermonSpice.com you’ll find more than 5,000 videos. Of course, these hundreds and thousands of videos vary in subject, approach, voice, and quality. In terms of quality, you might consider 99% of them to be OK for use during one of your services, or you might consider 99% of them to be unusable. The overwhelming quantity and varying quality of these suggests the need for discernment on the part of church leaders. In other words, we all need to learn to differentiate between availability and usability.

So … should there be a video standard for churches? The great Gary Molander says “Yes!” in this CollideMagazine.com exclusive article. Gary’s work at Floodgate Productions suggests he knows a thing or two about quality church media, but I’m interested to hear what you think.

Read Gary’s article here and then come back and comment: Should there be a video standard for churches?

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